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Olympia Fields will host another BMW Championship in 2023

Posted on November 23, 2021November 23, 2021 by lenz

The PGA Tour’s 2021 season concluded on Sunday, but the circuit – along with the Western Golf Association – made an announcement on Monday that will have a huge effect on the Chicago golf community for years to come. After a two-year absence the PGA Tour will be back in the Chicago area in 2023…

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Jin Young Ko’s epic win caps off a big week for the LPGA

Posted on November 21, 2021November 21, 2021 by lenz

  NAPLES, FL. – The PGA and LPGA tours concluded their 2021 seasons on Sunday, and the women went out with a bigger bang than the men. The PGA Tour reached its high point a couple months ago with the staging of the FedEx Cup Playoffs and the Ryder Cup. Those were tough acts for…

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Sore wrist can’t keep Korean star from stringing seven birdies

Posted on November 21, 2021November 21, 2021 by lenz

  NAPLES, FL. — Beware of the injured golfer.  Korea’s Jin Young Ko is the defending champion in the biggest money event in women’s golf, and she’s definitely injured. An injury to her left wrist has troubled her since May and she never takes a full swing in practice.   On a scale of 1 to…

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Szokol makes it into the LPGA’s most lucrative tournament

Posted on November 17, 2021November 17, 2021 by lenz

The golf season has a series of climax events these days. The PGA Tour had its season climax in either September, when the FedEx Cup Playoffs concluded, or October, when the Ryder Cup ended. Take your pick. PGA Tour Champions concluded its season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs last Sunday when Phil Mickelson won the last…

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A weird finish sets the stage for the LPGA’s biggest money event

Posted on November 14, 2021November 15, 2021 by lenz

  BELLAIRE, FL. – With the biggest money tournament in the history of women’s golf coming up this week it’s easy to think of the two-year old Pelican Championship – the last event of the LPGA’s regular season – as anything more than a warmup event. It was certainly no ho-hum affair on Sunday, however….

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Christina Kim goes from LPGA onlooker to contender in a hurry

Posted on November 12, 2021November 12, 2021 by lenz

BELLAIRE, FL. – The Pelican Championship, the last regular season tournament on the Ladies PGA Tour, reached only its halfway point on Friday but the week has already been a big success for Christina Kim. The 37-year old LPGA veteran is lucky to be in the field.  She came up one shot short of making…

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Flavin claims first PGA Tour check — almost $100,000 — with his Dad on bag

Posted on November 3, 2021November 3, 2021 by lenz

Monday qualifiers are a way of life for Patrick Flaviin, the budding golf touring pro from Highwood. One of only two players to win both the Illinois State Amateur and Illinois Open in the same year, Flavin estimates he’s played in 30 such nail-biting rounds in hopes of getting into tournaments on either the PGA…

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Small, Biancalana will play in a golf major in 2022

Posted on October 27, 2021October 28, 2021 by lenz

Mike Small considers himself a golf coach first and a player second,  but he proved again how good a player he can be in qualifying for another major championship last week — this one of the senior variety. The University of Illinois men’s coach was free to compete after his Illiini concluded the 2021 portion…

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Opening nears for Palm Aire’s `re-imagined’ Champions Course

Posted on October 14, 2021October 14, 2021 by lenz

SARASOTA, FL. — It’s getting exciting now.  We’ll soon have a new golf course – or at least a “re-imagined’’ one – to look at while we’re enjoying either our early morning coffee or late afternoon beverage of choice from the lanai of our new home. The Champions Course, at Palm Aire Country Club, was…

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Ray Hearn takes on some big golf projects at Boyne resorts

Posted on October 3, 2021October 6, 2021 by lenz

  HARBOR SPRINGS, Michigan – Michigan-based architect Ray Hearn has worked on courses across the country for 25 years, but the projects he has recently  taken on close to home may have a more far-reaching impact. Stephen  Kircher, Boyne’s president and chief executive officer, and  Bernie Friedrich, senior vice president of golf,  brought in Hearn,…

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