The News Review:
- p-Ed Columnist 59 Is the New 30
- Mickelson to return to PGA Tour at Bridgestone Invitational
- Mirimichi: A Green Golf Course Courtesy of Justin Timberlake
- Gillespie: Five things I know about golf
- Slow weekend continues trend for golf courses
p-Ed Columnist 59 Is the New 30
New York Times
So it was with more than a casual spectator’s interest that I watched in awe on Armed Forces television from Afghanistan as Watson made his amazing run at winning the British pen at age 59. Watson likes to talk about foreign affairs more than golf. So to let him know just how many people wanted him to win I e-mailed him before the final round: “Even the.
Mickelson to return to PGA Tour at Bridgestone Invitational
USA Today
6-9 according to the PGA Tour. Mickelson committed to the tournament Tuesday.
Mirimichi: A Green Golf Course Courtesy of Justin Timberlake
Fast Company
An unlikely golf course defender has appeared in the form of pop star Justin Timberlake a passionate golfer. He recently opened the Mirimichi golf course–formerly known as the Big Creek Golf Course–after a $16 million overhaul intended to make the property ecologically sound.
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Gillespie: Five things I know about golf
The State
The Greenville native and 2009 U. pen Champion was honored Sunday by his hometown at Fluor Field and was the subject of Golf World’s “Reporter’s Notebook” in its July 27 issue – this after missing the British pen cut. Even longtime caddie Don Cooper had a profile in the magazine. Good stuff for good guys.
Slow weekend continues trend for golf courses
Salt Lake Tribune
Not when there was the parade downtown rodeos barbeques and other assorted festivals to go to. And of course there was the heat. A seasonlong slump for area golf courses continued with a typical lull in business for holiday weekends.