Of Tucson’s five municipal golf courses, Randolph North is the longest and the best. It opened in 1925 with sand fairways and cottonseed greens at Randolph Park, an oasis left to the city by American railroad tycoon Epes Randolph in the early 1900s on land he stipulated must be used for parks and recreation. The greens were sprayed with oil […]
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Chicago is the Windy City. Todd Sones would know. He works at White Deer Run Golf Club in Vernon Hills, Illinois, about an hour outside Chicago. Todd is one of Golf Digest’s 50 Best Teachers in America and has been a Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor every year since 1995. He currently serves on the Golf
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Set deep in the narrow canyons of the Tortolita Mountains in north Marana is The Gallery Golf Club, a 36-hole desert golf paradise. The North Course was designed by Tom Lehman and John Fought and opened in 1998. The more famous South Course was also designed by Fought but opened four years later. It’s more famous because it hosted the
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Jordan Spieth has a record 4,169 FedExCup points. The previous record was 3,431 by Tiger Woods in 2009.
Over the years, I have purchased several EyeLine Golf training aids: the Sweet Spot 360 (for putting), the Speed Trap (for swing plane and chipping), and most recently, the Putting Alignment Mirror. Since its inception in 2002, the company based out of Greeley, Colorado, has come up with some of the industry’s most ground-breaking training aids. EyeLine Golf
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