Nicklaus Design is Golf Course Architect of the Year in Asia Pacific

"Nicklaus Design is pleased and honored to win Asia's Golf Course Architect of the Year, and we want to thank everyone associated with Asian Golf Monthly," said Paul Stringer, Executive VP for Nicklaus Design. [... more » ]

Steve Hackmann garners GCSAA's Leo Feser Award for golf article

"Steve's article does a great job of sharing how to get staff more involved with workplace safety education, an issue relevant to every single superintendent," said Mark D. Kuhns, GCSAA President. [... more » ]

Dan Riley wins Tournament Golf Association of America Players Cup

At the announcement of the Players Cup Champion, Dan said that winning the Players Cup was his goal at the start of the season and was very proud that he was able to achieve his goal. [... more » ]

Michelle Wie's win pulls top rating for GOLF CHANNEL and LPGA Tour

Michelle Wie's first victory at the Lorena Ochoa Invitational garnered one of the year's best LPGA Tour ratings for GOLF CHANNEL. Sunday's 0.72 final-round rating represents the second-highest-rated LPGA Tour round on GOLF CHANNEL and second-most-watched LPGA Tour telecast on any cable network this year. [... more » ]

Gary Player opens course on coast of Morocco at Golf de Mogador

"I am blown away by the beauty of what we have created here in Essaouira and my greatest hope is that the course increases tourism and creates jobs for the warm and gracious people of Morocco," said Player. [... more » ]

The Open Championship celebrates its 150th Anniversary in July

Musselburgh Old Course Golf Club, the club at the world's oldest golf course, is hosting the official Scottish Golf Heritage Festival, a golf tournament and festival celebration on July 9-12, 2010. The tournament, open to golfers worldwide, will celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first Open Champion Willie Park Senior. [... more » ]

Champions Tour stars line up for '09 Gary Player Invitational

The Champions Tour competitors really prove their worth in the tournament. Not only do they anchor the Fourball Alliance teams, but often have to carry their regular Tour partners in the Betterball Medal competition. [... more » ]

Portable Golf Solutions launches Professional Sports Solutions

"We know this will need an educational platform to inform everyone of the merits of our PGS program, but we're determined to accomplish great things," said Bob Gaudreau, owner of boath PGS and PSS. [... more » ]

Brian Hollingsworth now a Certified Golf Course Superintendent

"Going through the certification process forced me to think about our golf course operation, seek ways to improve and review some ideas," said Hollingsworth, Dataw Island Club's director of golf maintenance. [... more » ]

Brandon Tucker: With a new non-stop flight from Toronto, Canadian golfers don't have to drive to Myrtle Beach

Starting February 28th, Porter Airlines will begin non-stop service twice weekly to Myrtle Beach from Toronto. The new non-stop service makes sense for both cities. Toronto is a large market with a tremendous golf base, many of which will surely be itching to kick off the golf season a little earlier than late April or May up in Canada. [... more » ]

Jason Scott Deegan: John Garrity's book Ancestral Links takes author home to Ireland

In "Ancestral Links: A Golf Obsession Spanning Generations," John Garrity, a respected golf writer with Sports Illustrated and Golf Magazine, embarks on a journey to remote corners of the Emerald Isle to find his family history and golfing lore all at once. His journey also takes him to Scotland, another golf mecca. [... more » ]

GolfInstruction.com: 4 tips on how to save your game during play
How many times have you been in the middle of a solid round of golf when suddenly you lose your swing - no matter what you try, nothing seems to help? It's such a frustrating experience; you just don't know what to do. The following tips feature some mid-round fixes that can help you stop the bleeding, build your confidence and get your game back on track. For more...

Little help! Female caddies give the Thailand golf experience a leg up
Thailand's female caddies are a big reason why the country is such a popular golf destination - one with a higher repeat-visitor rate than anywhere else in the region. Your caddie experience in Thailand will be far different - and far less expensive - than anywhere in the Western world of golf. The round will come with a bushel full of foreign nuances you won't come close to enjoying back home, so enjoy the ride. For more...

REview:Krank Golf drivers are all the Rage among long-drive competitors
The Rage isn't made by the biggest company in golf, but it produces some mighty big drives. I have never hit another driver that sounds, feels, looks, and performs as solidly all in one package (and at a relatively moderate price). If you put this beast into your bag, you'd better be ready to hunt with the big dogs, because you won't have any excuses. For more...