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U.S. OPEN PREVIEW: BROOKS KOEPKA: READY TO WIN AGAIN
By Mike May When the world’s top golfers gather in Brookline, Massachusetts to play in the 2022 U.S. Open, there will only be a few players in the field who are former U.S. Open champions. Tiger Woods, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth, Martin Kaymer, Gary Woodland, Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Webb Simpson, […]
Senior PGA Championship Returns to Benton Harbor
By Fred Altvater The Senior PGA Championship will celebrate the 82nd edition at the Golf Club at Harbor Shores, in Benton Harbor, May 25-29. The first Senior PGA Championship was held at Augusta National Golf Club in 1937. Now as then, it recognizes the best professional golfer over the age of 50. Alex Chejka […]
Golf With A Passport: Play The ‘Crown Jewel’ Of English Golf
With COVID concerns rapidly declining, the opportunities to travel internationally have improved, now is the time to dust off your passport and travel to an overseas golf destination with your buddies. A good place to start is England’s county of Kent, southeast of London, where you will discover world-class golf, classic cathedrals, historic castles, […]
INDIANA’S DREAM 18: HOLES 4, 5, AND 6
By Josh Alsip Visit Indiana Golf has highlighted the best 18 golf holes – Indiana’s Signature 18 — from 18 different public golf courses across Indiana. In this issue of the Indiana Golf Journal, we highlight the 4th, 5th, and 6th holes from the list. No 4: The Plum Creek Golf Club in Carmel is home to […]
Boyne Continues to Improve & Impress
BOYNE Resort in Northern Michigan features ’10 Magnificent Courses’ that will please any golf aficionado. Accommodations at all three of the BOYNE properties, The Mountain, The Highlands at Harbor Springs and Bay Harbor are first class and are constantly being updated to meet even the most ardent traveler’s standards. The Heather course, designed by Robert […]
Special Olympics Indiana: The Reward Of Giving Back
By Kelly Churney One of the Indiana Section PGA’s goals is to grow the game of golf, whether that’s getting more juniors playing golf, more ladies involved in the game, retaining more casual golfers, or finding ways to help those in need by using golf to help them. A program that the Indiana PGA […]
Pinehurst and Southern Pines: Golf’s “Title Town”
By: Brad King While savoring its rich history, the Home of American Golf also eagerly anticipates its championship future. The Pinehurst-Southern Pines-Aberdeen region’s excitement boils down to two words: championship golf. Next up is the 77th U.S. Women’s Open Championship at Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club in Southern Pines from June 2-5, […]
Some Golf Shows Are BACK In 2022
When the calendar flips over to January and February it means it’s once again time for the Golf Show season. Many golfers are looking for the newest and best golf products to get them set for the upcoming season. With COVID issues easing slightly some winter golf shows are scheduled to return to provide golf deals and information on travel, plus much more. […]
Beginners Guide for Betting On PGA TOUR Golf
By Ed Schmidt Jr. Historically, most wagering in golf was accomplished on the course, between the competitors. Now, everyone can simply grab your phone, or laptop and you can lay down a bet without having to make that miraculous 20-footer for par to beat a fellow hacker. Betting online, or at a sportsbook site is here […]
Pete & PB Dye: Mirror Images of One Another
Authentic. Genuine. Dedicated and Passionate best describe the life of the late hall of fame golf course architect, Pete Dye. Dye passed away on January 9, 2020 at the age of 94, but the Ohio native’s legacy remains intact, in the many great golf courses he created over the years. Dye’s work as a golf […]