by Dan Cook Published: April 15,2011
Tags: Golf
With the 2011 U.S. Women’s Open less than three months away, tournament Executive Director Doug Habgood is beginning to think he’s got a record-breaker in the making. “The 2005 U.S. Women’s Open in Denver set the (women’s attendance) record with 131,000,” Habgood said. “I think it’s about time for a new record.” Scheduled for July 4-10 at [...] [...]
Whittney Coon first ventured onto the Lusk, Wyo., Niobrara Country Club golf course at the age of 2. It was where locals like her parents and oil-and-gas industry executives met and played. Coon was soon hooked and began playing alongside other members. By her sophomore year in high school, she had landed a summer job working [...] [...]
by Becky Hurley Published: October 9,2009
Tags: Escalante Golf, Golf
Some real estate transactions defy otherwise cloudy economic forecasts. Take golf courses for example. This week, Escalante Golf, the general partner and ownership group for the Pine Creek Golf Club and other “boutique” golf clubs throughout the country, announced that it has acquired the Country Club of the North in Dayton, Ohio, from Oak Tree Capital [...] [...]
BERLIN – International Olympic leaders have selected golf and rugby for proposed inclusion in the 2016 Summer Games, rejecting bids from baseball, softball and three other sports.The International Olympic Committee executive board narrowed the field to two sports Thursday from a list of seven, which also included squash, karate and roller sports. The board will submit [...] [...]
Tickets for the 71st Senior PGA Championship, scheduled for May 25-30 2010 at Colorado Golf Club in Parker, go on sale today. Daily and weekly ticket packages can be purchased by visiting www.PGA.com, calling the PGA Ticketing Center at (800) PGA-GOLF (742-4653), or through TicketsWest outlets located at 115 King Soopers grocers in the Rocky Mountain region. Tickets [...] [...]
There’s a green light at the end of the recession tunnel – at least if you happen to be involved with a business that caters to diehard weekend warriors in search of greens. Golf Datatech LLC says that 63 percent of serious golfers who read weekly golf publications plan to spend as much or more on [...] [...]
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