Top Golf Reviews
Washington Golf And The Puget Sound
In 2015 Washington state will play host to another major championship, the US Open. Now is the perfect time to visit this picturesque state and get an early glimpse at this major championship venue and some of the other great golf in the area. Apart from the numerous outdoor activities, like fishing, sailing and swimming, this area is home to some great golf courses. The mild climate produces some of the best manicured golf courses in the country. [ click to continue ]
Wendy's Three-Tour Coming To Rio Secco Golf Club
Dublin, Ohio – August 12, 2008 - Officials from the Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge today announced a new two-year agreement with Harrah’s Entertainment to host the made-for-television event in 2008 and 2009. For 2008, Rio Secco Golf Club, located in Henderson, Nevada, will host the official pro-am on November 10 and the Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge professional competition on November 11. [ click to continue ]
California And Arnold Palmer Host The PGA Tour
With a temperate climate and lots of sunshine, California is home to over 1,100 golf courses. This large state encompasses much of the coastline for the Pacific Ocean. The PGA Tour visits California several times a year and the first stop on the tour is at the Classic Club in Palm Desert. The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic is played on this and several other golf courses. The Classic Club was designed by Arnold Palmer and features large landing areas and rolling greens. [ click to continue ]
Classic Club Is A Must-Play
After another successful year as the host site of the PGA Tour’s Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, the Classic Club is offering more reasons than ever to visit their championship course. Several positive changes both on and off the course have been revealed and are not to be missed.
Guests will have a hard time overlooking the three-story 63,000-square-foot Tuscan Village-inspired clubhouse that recently opened at Classic Club. [ click to continue ]
Utah Golf Has Something For Everyone
Johnny Miller is one of the most famous golfers to ever come out of the state of Utah. Although he wasn't born there, the state tends to claim him based on the fact that he went to BYU. In 1997 Johnny Miller set out on the daunting task of designing the Thanksgiving Point Golf Club. Measuring at over 7,700 yards and spread out on over 200 acres this is the largest golf course in the state of Utah. [ click to continue ]
Even Golf Is Bigger In Texas
Action, adventure and a ten-gallon hat are all in store for you when visiting Texas. Everyone knows that things are bigger in Texas, but this state has so much more to offer when it comes to golf. Several times a year, the PGA Tour visits this state and some of the most well-known golfers of all time hail from here, including Ben Hogan, Justin Leonard and Ben Crenshaw. [ click to continue ]
Golf On The Campaign Trail: Where Barack Obama Should Practice His Swing
With November elections already looming large, the Presidential candidates are bringing out their big guns. Barack Obama and John McCain are vying for votes in key swing states and speculation is running wild. Campaigning is no doubt an arduous process and down time is sure to be in short supply. Given these facts, the two candidates have to give careful consideration to their every move, including where they spend their short hours of recreation. [ click to continue ]
Michigan - Golf Mecca Of The Midwest
To many people, Michigan is known as the home of the automobile. While that may be true, Michigan is also home to some great golf courses and resorts. Michigan may not initially come to mind when thinking about classic golf destinations, but after seeing what the state has to offer, you will never forget the experience.
A great place to start your golf trip is Ann Arbor. [ click to continue ]
