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TRAVEL NOTEBOOK: Sea Pines’ best courses will host new Lighthouse Invitational

Posted on April 14, 2019April 16, 2019 by lenz

The Sea Pines Resort welcomes the PGA Tour this week for the RBC Heritage Classic and a big new amateur event will be coming in the fall. A two-person team competition, the 54-hole Lighthouse Invitational, will have divisions for both men and women amateurs. Dates for the tournament on Hilton Head Island, S.C., are Sept….

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Georgia’s Jekyll Island is a golf destination that has had two lives

Posted on April 13, 2019July 2, 2019 by lenz

JEKYLL ISLAND, Georgia – Georgia is a state rich in golf resorts. It has 24 of them and is also boasts Augusta National, the home of the Masters, and East Lake, the home of the PGA’s Tour Championship. At least 20 PGA Tour pros live on Sea Island. And yet, the biggest public golf facility…

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Sultan’s Run

Posted on April 11, 2019 by lenz

Location: Jasper, Indiana Architect: Tim Liddy, a Pete Dye disciple. Opened: 1992. Par: 72 Yards/Rating/Slope: Black tees – 6,859, 73.5, 143; Gold – 6,429, 71.5, 138; Silver – 5,762, 68.8. 129; Green – 4,911, 69.1, 129. Saturday morning green fee: $69. (The course is closed for the season but may re-open when weather permits. It’s…

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Could Reynolds Lake Oconee be the next Georgia site for a big tournament?

Posted on April 9, 2019April 10, 2019 by lenz

GREENSBORO, Georgia – Georgia is already considered a big-time golf destination. How could it not be when the Masters is played annually in Augusta and the PGA’s Tour Championship in Atlanta? Don’t be surprised if another biggie is coming soon, either. Recent developments at Reynolds Lake Oconee, which is located roughly midway between Atlanta and…

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Jennifer Kupcho wasn’t the only winner at the inaugural ANWA

Posted on April 7, 2019April 7, 2019 by lenz

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Jennifer Kupcho was a convincing winner in the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur on Saturday, but women’s golf may have been the biggest benefactor. For the third straight year the top women players had a new high profile event to build on. In 2017 it was the Senior LPGA Championship at Indiana’s…

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Four legends will get the ANWA’s climax off to a rousing start

Posted on April 6, 2019 by lenz

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Augusta National Golf Club has been a trend-setter since legendary player Bobby Jones led its creation in the 1930s. Jones also organized the Masters — at least arguably the world’s most popular golf tournament — in 1934. Today women finally get their chance to play the iconic course in a tournament setting….

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Local players won’t be among first 30 women to compete at Augusta National

Posted on April 5, 2019April 5, 2019 by lenz

EVANS, Ga. — The 30 women who will be the first to compete on Augusta National’s famed course were decided on Thursday. NCAA champion Jennifer Kopcho, the Wake Forest senior and No. 1 in the Official World Amateur Rankings, headed the list after playing two rounds at Champions Retreat in 5-under-par 139. Champions Retreat, a…

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Illini golfer tops the locals in the debut of the ANWA

Posted on April 4, 2019April 4, 2019 by lenz

EVANS, Ga. – The weather couldn’t have been better for the first round of the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur at Champions Retreat Golf Club. Augusta National president Fred Ridley and Diana Murphy, a former U.S. Golf Association president who became the fourth woman member of Augusta National, were on hand when Jennifer Kupcho smacked…

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Yuen, Lau, Nowlin ready for Augusta National’s new women’s tourney

Posted on April 3, 2019 by lenz

AUGUSTA, Georgia — Last year the biggest new event in golf was the U.S. Senior Women’s Open, which was conducted in July at the Chicago Golf Club in Wheaton. This year’s biggest new event tees off today in Augusta, Ga., with three Chicago-connected players in the international field of 72. This one is called the…

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Szokol has become Jeray’s successor on the LPGA Tour

Posted on April 1, 2019April 1, 2019 by lenz

Chicago area players reaching the Ladies PGA Tour are few and far between. Only Nicole Jeray made it regularly over the last three decades and this year she’s decided to focus on a teaching job at Mistwood, in Romeoville. There will still be a local rooting interest on the premier women’s tour, however. The timing…

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