Northeast Ohio Golf doesn’t pitch a lot of charity golf stuff because, candidly, most of it shows very little imagination. (Another scramble at JimBob’s Golf Ranch? Great!)
But a Cleveland-area children’s organization has created a limited ticket raffle with such a great prize at such a reasonable cost that it surely deserves a mention.
Justin Lower from Canal Fulton easily made it through the pre-qualifying event for the PGA Tour’s Q-School on Friday, shooting 12-under par at Brunswick Country Club in Georgia Sept. 19-21. He finished in fourth place with scores of 67-68-69=204 and advances to First Stage of Q-school starting in mid-October. He joins Jake Scott of Strongsville … READ MORE >
Elyria Country Club assistant pro Jacob Scott (USA) advanced from the pre-qualifying tournament into the first stage of PGA Tour Q-School today, finishing T-13 with rounds of 72-69-77=218 at Bear Lakes Country Club in West Palm Beach, FL. A position of 39th place and ties advanced, so Scott made it easily. Next up, First Stage … READ MORE >
The Canton Repositoryreports that a class of six will enter the Stark County Amateur Golf Hall of Fame next month, including a guy who is still winning plenty of local events: Canton’s Nick Lambos. Also on the enshrinement slate are Roger McManus, Richard Shepard, Gail Hackett, Crist Fostines and writer Bob Stewart. Read the complete … READ MORE >
Veteran local amateur player Jerry Miller and Medicus founder/local pro Bob Koch are gaining momentum in their message with the new golf product line and website they launched recently. The line of balls, clubs and putters are called Kick X Golf, and they are sold exclusively through a website they call Golf Shop Central, which … READ MORE >
Equipment isn’t usually a topic here, but this new wedge concept warrants exception because it’s not being seen elsewhere. It’s designed for better players, is truly unique, and it makes ‘physics sense’: a sand wedge series with a lowered leading edge like a regular iron, but with even more bounce when you need it. Forget the Sarazen design and different ‘grinds’ to compensate for it; instead, check out these patented, sharp-looking wedge designs from Renegar Golf.
