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Equipment

WITB: Angel Hidalgo Defeated Jon Rahm With This Equipment

WITB: Angel Hidalgo defeated Jon Rahm with clubs from Cobra, TaylorMade and Ping. (Source: Getty)
WITB: Angel Hidalgo defeated Jon Rahm with clubs from Cobra, TaylorMade and Ping. (Source: Getty)

In a thrilling play-off on the DP World Tour, Angel Hidalgo came out on top against his favorite compatriot Jon Rahm. At the home match in Madrid, Hidalgo and Rahm were tied on 14 under par after four rounds. In the subsequent play-off on the 18th hole, Hidalgo confidently scored a birdie while Jon Rahm recorded a par. The Puma athlete mainly used Cobra clubs for his victory, but Ping and TaylorMade can also be found in the bag of the newly crowned Open de Espana winner.

WITB: Angel Hidalgo at the Open De Espana 2024

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Driver: Cobra Darkspeed LS

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Mini Driver: TaylorMade BRNR

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Fairwaywood: Ping G430 MAX

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Driving Iron (3): Cobra King Tour

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Irons: Cobra Limit3D

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Wedges: Cobra Snakebite Raw

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Putter: Cobra Agera RS

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PGA Tour

Presidents Cup 2024: Team USA Triumphs by a Clear Margin

Team USA won the Presidents Cup against the International Team. (Source: Getty)
Team USA won the Presidents Cup against the International Team. (Source: Getty)

At the Presidents Cup at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada, the US team led by Jim Furyk achieved a convincing 18.5:11.5 victory over the international team. Scottie Scheffler and Co. brought their lead from Saturday into the clubhouse without any major worries in the final individual matches and ultimately secured a clear victory.

Presidents Cup: A strong final day brings the decision

The decisive Sunday began with a certain thrill: despite a 13:7 lead after the pairings on Saturday, the international team could theoretically have caught up with a strong individual performance on the final day. But Furyk relied on his stars and targeted his strongest players to bring about a preliminary decision as early as possible – and his tactics worked. The USA opened the final matchday with Xander Schauffele, Sam Burns, Scottie Scheffler, Russell Henley and Patrick Cantlay in the front positions. It was a conscious decision to demonstrate US dominance early and prevent the possibility of an international comeback. This strategy paid off in full, as the US team took 3.5 out of a possible 5 points from the first five matches. “I have some great leaders on this team and these guys have taken command,” said Furyk as he stood on the 18th green at Royal Montreal. “They’ve taken control of the team.”

Schauffele, who was looking to make amends after a mixed performance at last year’s Ryder Cup in Rome, made a clear statement. He won his match against Australian rookie Min Woo Lee 3&2 and earned the first point of the day for the USA. Russell Henley also secured a dominant 4&3 win against Sungjae Im and left no doubt about his strength in singles play. Patrick Cantlay, who was already regarded as one of the strongest match play players on the US team, won a close duel against Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama with 2&1. Cantlay’s strong putt on the 17th hole gave him the victory and further increased the USA’s lead. Burns fought his way to a hard-fought draw against South Korea’s Si Woo Kim, giving the Americans another half point. Scottie Scheffler, the world number 1, also put in a convincing performance. Although he only secured a draw against the in-form Tom Kim, Scheffler played aggressively and courageously, especially on the back nine, and ensured that he did not concede another point to the international team.

Keegan Bradley Secures the Decisive Point

The emotional highlight of the tournament came when Keegan Bradley, the future Ryder Cup captain, won the decisive point. In his match against South African Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Bradley once again proved his strong nerves. With a solid 4&2 victory, he sealed the overall win for the US team even before all the matches had been completed. The remaining matches no longer had any effect on the final result. “It’s like a fairytale, almost like a movie,” said Bradley, visibly emotional after the win. “I can hardly believe it. You just have to work hard and good things happen.” After the tournament, the newly crowned Ryder Cup captain praised Furyk’s leadership style and announced that he wanted to adopt many of the principles implemented in Montreal. “Jim has created a culture of cohesion here and we will take a lot of that with us to Bethpage,” said Bradley.

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LIV Tour

LIV Golf Prize Money: Who Earned the Most Money in 2024?

Jon Rahm earned the most money in the 2024 LIV Golf season. (Source: Getty)
Jon Rahm earned the most money in the 2024 LIV Golf season. (Source: Getty)

The LIV Golf League made headlines again in 2024, partly because of the huge prize money paid out to the players. The final regular season event took place at Bolingbrook Golf Club in Chicago, where Jon Rahm celebrated his second win of the season, securing not only the tournament victory but also the overall title. With an impressive four million dollars in prize money for his victory and an additional 18 million dollars bonus for winning the individual ranking, Rahm tops the season’s earnings list.

The Leaderboard of the Chicago Event

Jon Rahm is the Top Earner of the Season

Jon Rahm has not only won the season’s overall standings, but also tops the LIV Golf League money rankings. The Spaniard has earned an incredible 34,754,488 dollars in total. Following closely behind Rahm is the captain of Torque GC, Joaquin Niemann. The Chilean fought hard for overall victory in Chicago, but was narrowly beaten. Nevertheless, he can look back on a successful year with a second place and a bonus of 12 million dollars. His total earnings amounted to 28,379,167 dollars. Sergio Garcia is in third place in the money rankings. The Spaniard finished the season strongly, securing third place in both the tournament and the overall rankings. With a bonus of 4 million dollars, his total is an impressive 17,334,643 dollars.

How the Prize Money is Distributed at the LIV Golf League

As in the previous year, a pot of 25 million dollars was distributed equally for each of the 13 events. A total of 20 million dollars is divided up for individual prize money. The remaining 5 million dollars will be used for the team ranking. Only for the season finale, the LIV Golf Team Championship, which will take place in Dallas from September 21 to 23, will the prize pool be increased to a total of 50 million dollars.

For the regular tournaments of the season, the prize money is divided as follows: The individual winner of each tournament will receive 4 million dollars. A further 750 thousand dollars is awarded for each game played by the four-man team that wins the team title. The prize money is reduced proportionately with lower tournament placings. However, no one has to worry about going away empty-handed, as even the last-placed team in each tournament takes home 120 thousand dollars.

The Leaderboard of the Team Championship

The Prize Money for the 2024 LIV Golf Season

Position Player Price Money Bonus Payouts
1 Jon Rahm $16,754,488 $18,000,000
2 Joaquin Niemann $16,379,167 $12,000,000
3 Sergio Garcia $13,334,643 $4,000,000
4 Tyrrell Hatton $11,630,263 –
5 Brooks Koepka $8,377,514 –
6 Dean Burmester $8,250,514 –
7 Cameron Smith $8,082,459 –
8 Louis Oosthuizen $8,064,167 –
9 Abraham Ancer $7,436,000 –
10 Carlos Ortiz $7,389,902 –
11 Dustin Johnson $7,122,202 –
12 Talor Gooch $6,153,536 –
13 Brendan Steele $6,090,667 –
14 Paul Casey $6,072,917 –
15 Bryson DeChambeau $6,011,667 –
16 Marc Leishman $5,519,000 –
17 Anirban Lahiri $5,470,633 –
18 Adrian Meronk $5,258,214 –
19 Matthew Wolff $4,767,625 –
20 Charl Schwartzel $4,601,925 –
21 Patrick Reed $4,489,300 –
22 Jason Kokrak $4,129,750 –
23 Sam Horsfield $4,117,617 –
24 Richard Bland $4,108,530 –
25 Peter Uihlein $3,957,750 –
26 Sebastian Munoz $3,821,870 –
27 David Puig $3,643,776 –
28 Lucas Herbert $3,608,833 –
29 Cameron Tringale $3,239,175 –
30 Thomas Pieters $3,068,250 –
31 Kevin Na $3,049,057 –
32 Graeme McDowell $3,032,367 –
33 Henrik Stenson $2,782,304 –
34 Andy Ogletree $2,742,916 –
35 Lee Westwood $2,715,259 –
36 Ian Poulter $2,655,321 –
37 Matt Jones $2,541,758 –
38 Charles Howell III $2,468,321 –
39 Eugenio Chacarra $2,452,900 –
40 Danny Lee $2,361,833 –
41 Martin Kaymer $2,357,328 –
42 Scott Vincent $2,351,833 –
43 Caleb Surratt $2,318,150 –
44 Harold Varner III $2,303,250 –
45 Jinichiro Kozuma $2,106,308 –
46 Phil Mickelson $2,073,914 –
47 Mito Pereira $2,005,833 –
48 Kalle Samooja $2,002,158 –
49 Bubba Watson $1,949,375 –
50 Branden Grace $1,847,435 –
51 Kieran Vincent $1,841,997 –
52 Pat Perez $1,838,125 –
53 John Catlin $1,229,367 –
54 Hudson Swafford $1,000,250 –
55 Anthony Kim $928,417 –
56 Laurie Canter $527,500 –
57 Ben Campbell $187,167 –
58 Wade Ormsby $133,333 –
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Travel

The Cabot Collection Announces Investment in Lofoten Links

The Cabot Collection invests in Lofoten Links. (Source: Lofoten Links)
The Cabot Collection invests in Lofoten Links. (Source: Lofoten Links)

The Cabo Collection, renowned for its incomparable portfolio of luxury resort and residential golf destinations, announces a strategic investment in Lofoten Links, built majestically into the rugged, seaside landscape of Norway’s remote Lofoten Islands. This visually stunning property is a natural fit for Cabot, offering an unparalleled blend of alluring landscapes and outstanding golf. Cabot plans to welcome the property into its growing portfolio, extending its international presence to Northern Europe.

Lofoten Links right by the sea. (Source: Lofoten Links)

Lofoten Links: Golfing North of the Arctic Circle

Located above the Arctic Circle, Lofoten Links stands out as the world’s northernmost links-style golf course. Ranked No. 24 in the world by Golf Digest and No. 88 in the world by Golf Magazine, its dramatic scenery and remote coastline provide a breathtaking backdrop for golf enthusiasts. The fabled course is known for its challenging yet rewarding design, featuring 18 holes that are playable under the midnight sun in the summer and the northern lights in the fall.

“We are thrilled to join forces with Lofoten Links, a spectacular property that effortlessly aligns with our vision of delivering world-class golf and experiences across the globe’s most remarkable destinations,” said Ben Cowan-Dewar, CEO and co-founder of The Cabot Collection. “General Manager Frode Hov is a true visionary, and we couldn’t be more excited about the future of this extraordinary site.”

Golfing with auroras in Norway. (Source: Lofoten Links)

Golf Resort Directly on the Ocean

In addition to its celebrated golf course, Lofoten Links offers guests a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in the splendor of Norway’s coastline while enjoying unsurpassed service and amenities. The property offers a variety of cozy, Nordic-style lodges designed to complement the striking scenery and a charming onsite restaurant. Lofoten Links presents a myriad of activities for discerning travelers seeking authenticity and adventure, including horseback riding, hiking, and kayaking. Situated on the island’s northern edge and facing directly north towards the Norwegian Sea, the property is perfectly positioned to see the northern lights, one of nature’s most dazzling phenomena.

Cabot’s investment in Lofoten Links comes amidst a period of exciting international expansion plans. The company recently announced Cabot Bordeaux, previously known as Golf Du Médoc Resort, a premier destination for golf and wine enthusiasts located in Bordeaux, France. Additional luxury resorts anchored by world-class golf courses in extraordinary locations include the award-winning Cabot Cape Breton in Nova Scotia, Cabot Saint Lucia in the Caribbean, Cabot Revelstoke in British Columbia, Cabot Citrus Farms in Florida, and Cabot Highlands in Scotland.

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Equipment

Big Max Presents New Products for the Fall Golf Season

Big Max has unveiled new products for the fall 2024 golf season. (Source: Getty)
Big Max has unveiled new products for the fall 2024 golf season. (Source: Getty)

Big Max has unveiled new products for September 2024, ensuring you are well-equipped for your autumn rounds. The right golf equipment can make all the difference. The latest products from Big Max and Zoom set new standards in terms of lightness, comfort, and functionality. Here’s an overview of some of the most exciting new items in the golf world.

Big Max: Two New Bags for Autumn

DRI LITE FEATHER – Ultra-Light Design for Maximum Comfort

The DRI LITE Feather Stand Bag impresses with its ultra-light design, especially appealing to golfers who value comfort and functionality. Weighing only 1.6 kg and made from lightweight nylon, this bag is barely noticeable on the shoulder. Despite its light weight, it offers ample storage space for equipment and personal items with its 5-way full-length divider and six water-resistant pockets. With the Leg Lock system and a trolley-compatible base, the bag is perfect not only for carrying but also for use on a golf cart.

The new feather-light golf bag from Big Max (Source: Big Max)

DRI LITE SEVEN G – Compact Lightness for a Quick Round

The DRI LITE Seven G is the ideal choice for golfers looking for a quick 9-hole round or a short practice session without sacrificing functionality. Despite its compact size, it provides ample space to store all the essentials. The winter top and four storage compartments are well-suited to the needs of golfers who play even in wet conditions. Water-resistant materials and zippers keep your equipment dry. Weighing 2.0 kg, it is slightly heavier than the Feather but remains light and comfortable to carry.

Optimally equipped for the fall. (Source: Big Max)

Precision at Every Distance

With the ZOOM Focus Tour, measuring distances becomes effortless. This premium rangefinder features a compact, elegant design and is incredibly easy to use. The device accurately measures distances up to 800 meters and offers brilliant optical clarity, thanks to its 7.5° field of view and 6x magnification. Practical functions like target vibration mode and the slope function, which can be disabled for tournaments, make the ZOOM Focus Tour an essential companion on the course. With an excellent price-performance ratio, this device is one of the top contenders in its category.

High-precision measuring. (Source: Big Max)

Protection from Wet Autumn Weather

The AQUA UV Umbrella is the perfect companion for both rain and sun. With a diameter of 132 cm, the umbrella provides generous coverage, while its special UV coating (50+) offers excellent protection from harmful sun rays. The automatic opening function allows for quick and easy handling, and the soft grip ensures maximum comfort. This umbrella is available in six different colors and comes with an included fabric cover for easy storage.

Perfect protection in any weather. (Source: Big Max)
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Panorama

Barack Obama Visits the USA Solheim Cup Team

Barack Obama visits the US Solheim Cup Team. (Source: Instagram @lpga_tour)
Barack Obama visits the US Solheim Cup Team. (Source: Instagram @lpga_tour)

The Solheim Cup week has a special surprise in store for the US team: former US President Barack Obama, himself a passionate golfer, paid the team a visit in Washington D.C. on Monday evening. During a dinner together, Obama expressed his support for the players and even shared some insights about the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, where the Solheim Cup is being held this year. The 44th President of the United States has been a member of the club since 2017.

The Leaderboard of the Solheim Cup 2024

Barack Obama at the Solheim Cup 2024

Barack Obama left a lasting impression on the players, including stars such as Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu and Lexi Thompson. Nelly Korda, currently ranked number one in the world, was particularly impressed: “He knew all our names and congratulated us on our successes. That was really something special.” Megan Khang, also part of the team, emphasized: “It was incredible that he took the time to meet us. It shows how much he cares about golf.”

 
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This year is a very special Solheim Cup for the US team. After defeats in 2019 and 2021 and a draw in 2023, in which the Europeans retained the trophy, the team’s motivation to settle scores is greater than ever. Obama seems to have given the team exactly the motivation they need to stand up to the Europeans this year. Alison Lee, whose nine years between Solheim Cup appearances is the longest break in US team history, said Obama’s visit showed the power of golf, which she believes no other sport can offer. “It just shows how much golf brings people together,” Lee said ahead of her second appearance at the Solheim Cup. “Meeting him in person after only seeing him on TV before – as our former president – and seeing him connect with us was incredible. That’s something that only golf can make possible.” Whether Obama’s visit and his motivational words will lead the US team to victory remains to be seen.

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Ladies Tours

Junior Solheim Cup 2024: USA Secures Record Victory

Team USA has won the Junior Solheim Cup 18.5 to 5.5. (Source: X @AJGAGolf)
Team USA has won the Junior Solheim Cup 18.5 to 5.5. (Source: X @AJGAGolf)

The American team led by Beth Daniel dominated this year’s edition of the PING Junior Solheim Cup and celebrated the biggest victory in the tournament’s history. With a final score of 18.5 to 5.5, the American junior stars impressively beat the European team led by captain Gwladys Nocera at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Virginia.

The Leaderboard of the Solheim Cup 2024

Record Victory at the Junior Solheim Cup 2024

Before the final day of competition, the Americans were already leading 8-4 after the fourball and foursomes matches on Monday. On the decisive Tuesday, Team USA then went on a remarkable run in the singles, winning ten out of twelve matches. Of particular note was the performance of Jude Lee, who secured her victory with a 5&4 against Perla Sol Sigurbrandsdottir from Iceland and thus contributed the decisive point to the overall victory. “It was just incredible to play with the best girls in the world,” said Lee after her match. “It’s an experience we’ll all never forget.”

The American team put in an impressive overall performance, led by players such as Elizabeth Rudisill, who defeated world number nine Andrea Revuelta from Spain 3&2. Natalie Yen, Anna Fang and Madison Messimer also contributed to the outstanding result with clear victories. The only European to score a full point in the singles was Martina Navarro from Spain, who defeated Nikki Oh 2&1. Overall, the American team performed well in all game formats and dominated the European team in four-ball, foursomes and singles.

The record for the highest winning score at this tournament previously stood at 17 to 7 and was also set by Team USA in the inaugural event in 2002. This year, the American team surpassed this record and celebrated its first victory since 2019.

Beth Daniel Full of Pride

Beth Daniel, captain of the American team and LPGA Hall of Famer, was proud of her team: “My players were simply fantastic. They fought hard and every one of them wanted this win. I think the home advantage gave us extra motivation.” Nocera also paid tribute to her opponents: “Team USA played unbelievably. They had a very strong team and took revenge for last year’s defeat. We will be ready again in two years’ time.”

This is the Junior Solheim Cup

The Junior Solheim Cup, which was launched in 2002, pits the best young female golfers in the USA and Europe against each other in a match play format. Inspired by the professional Solheim Cup, the event is held every two years, alternating between the USA and Europe. In two years’ time, the Junior Solheim Cup will be held in the Netherlands for the first time. Europe will then do everything it can to bring back the trophy and build on this year’s experience with talents such as Andrea Revuelta, Alice Kong and Louise Uma Landgraf. The American team now leads the overall standings with a 9:4 record.

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PGA Tour

FedExCup Fall Explained – Excitement and Opportunities on the PGA Tour

Fans can expect plenty of excitement and drama during the Fall Season on the PGA Tour. (Source: Getty)

The FedExCup Fall Series on the PGA Tour promises more drama and tension than ever, as players compete in top-tier events to secure their PGA Tour status. The fall tournaments offer winners the same benefits as regular-season events – including a two-year PGA Tour exemption, 500 FedExCup points, and entry into prestigious tournaments like The Players, The Sentry, and the Majors that invite PGA Tour winners.

FedExCup Fall: Fight for PGA Tour Status and Signature Events

The FedExCup Fall is also the time when the 125 spots for full-field events are up for grabs, along with a coveted place in The Players tournament for the following season. After the conclusion of the FedExCup Playoffs, players who are ranked 51st and below in the FedExCup standings continue to compete for points in the fall. They begin this stretch with all the points they’ve accumulated during the regular season and the first FedExCup Playoffs event, the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Additionally, the top 10 players on the FedExCup points list at the end of the fall, who have not yet qualified for the Signature Events, will have a chance to participate in the two Signature Events following the season opener. This allows rising stars to test themselves against the best players.

Those ranked 51st to 70th in the FedExCup standings at the start of the fall have already secured their Top 125 eligibility for the following year but are competing for spots in the first two Signature Events. Players ranked 71st and above can earn one of 10 available spots in these Signature Events, while also fighting to remain in the Top 125 of the FedExCup standings by the end of the fall season. Players who finish between 126th and 150th on the final points list will gain conditional status for the 2024 PGA Tour season. Any player outside the Top 125 will have the opportunity to improve or regain their Tour status through PGA Tour Q-School.

FedExCup Fall Schedule Overview

DateTournamentGolf CourseLocationPurse
Sept. 12-15Procore ChampionshipSilverado Resort (North Course)Napa, CA, USA$6,000,000
Sept. 26-29Presidents CupRoyal Montreal GC (Blue)Montreal, Quebec, CAN–
Oct. 3-6Sanderson Farms ChampionshipThe Country Club of JacksonJackson, MS, USA$7,600,000
Oct. 10-13Black Desert ChampionshipBlack Desert Resort Golf CourseIvins, UT, USA$7,500,000
Oct. 17-20Shriners Children’s OpenTPC SummerlinLas Vegas, NV, USA$7,000,000
Oct. 24-27ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIPAccordia GolfChiba, JPN$8,500,000
Nov. 7-10World Wide Technology ChampionshipEl Cardonal at DiamanteLos Cabos, MEX$7,200,000
Nov. 14-17Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipPort Royal Golf CourseSouthampton, BER$6,900,000
Nov. 21-24The RSM ClassicSea Island Golf Club (Seaside)St. Simons Island, GA, USA$8,000,000
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Travel

Historic Designs and Scenic Views: Discover Waterford Golf Club’s Legacy

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Waterford Golf Club is located in Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city, nestling in a setting that offers panoramic views across the Suir Valley and the Comeragh Mountains. The club’s heritage is reflected in its course layout, with the front nine holes designed by Willie Park Junior, a two-time Open Champion, and the back nine holes crafted by James Braid, a five-time Open Champion.

“Keep the Ball in Play” – Waterford GC Calls for Strategic Play

In the front nine, the design by Willie Park Junior emphasizes maintaining the ball in play, while navigating through various layouts that demand strategic play. The historical influence of Park’s design philosophy can be seen in the course’s layout, which mixes challenges and opportunities, fitting for players of all skill levels. Park’s approach ensures that each round provides both a test of skill and a journey through golf history.

The back nine, designed by James Braid, brings a distinct character to the course. Known for his traditionalist approach, Braid’s design principles focus on precise shot placement and strategic decision-making. This section of the course complements the front nine, giving players a balanced experience that varies in both challenge and scenery. Braid’s influence is evident in the intentional placement of hazards and the subtlety in the architectural nuances of each hole.

Members of Waterford Golf Club benefit from exclusive access to a meticulously maintained course and state-of-the-art facilities. The club’s amenities cater to both seasoned golfers and newcomers, providing a comprehensive environment to improve skills, engage in friendly competition, and enjoy leisure rounds. The club hosts a variety of events and tournaments, fostering a sense of community and celebrating the sport’s traditions.

Additionally, the 18th Tee Box offers an iconic view across the natural beauty of the Suir Valley, Slievenamon, and the Comeragh Mountains. This signature feature encapsulates the club’s commitment to providing an enriching golfing experience intertwined with the surrounding landscape. Every visit to Waterford Golf Club is an opportunity to immerse oneself in the spirit of the game and the camaraderie fostered within its grounds.

In summary, Waterford Golf Club combines historical design, challenging play, and scenic beauty. Willie Park Junior and James Braid’s architectural specifics ensure a course that honors the past while offering a modern-day test for golfers. Membership at Waterford Golf Club means more than just access to the course; it signifies participation in a vibrant community dedicated to the love of golf.

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Travel

Explore Golf Club Asiago: Inclusive Experience and Unique Course Features

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The Golf Club Asiago is located in Asiago, Italy. This golf course is known for catering to every type of player, including those with families who might not play golf. A unique feature of the course is the ninth hole, which has a significant tree situated directly in the middle of the fairway. The club offers numerous green fee subscriptions, encouraging golf enthusiasts to visit.

Regarding the terrain and layout, players are often advised to utilize fewer drivers and rely more on straight irons. This strategy is particularly useful given the tree in the fairway on the ninth hole, which presents a notable challenge. The course design seems to accommodate a variety of playing styles, making it suitable for different skill levels.

Golf and Family Time in Harmony at Golf Club Asiago

Family inclusivity is another highlighted feature of the Golf Club Asiago. The facilities are designed to be welcoming for non-player families, ensuring that everyone can enjoy their time at the club. This makes it an attractive destination not just for avid golfers but also for those looking to spend quality time with family members who might not be as interested in the sport.

Moreover, the club emphasizes its range of green fee subscriptions. This indicates a flexible approach to membership, likely aimed at making the club accessible to a broader audience. Potential visitors are encouraged to come and experience the offerings firsthand.