Ballyneal Golf & Hunt Club
Few courses in North America can stir a walking golfer’s soul like Ballyneal, which boasts golf that is so pure and natural that Old Tom Morris would approve wholeheartedly.
Continue ReadingFew courses in North America can stir a walking golfer’s soul like Ballyneal, which boasts golf that is so pure and natural that Old Tom Morris would approve wholeheartedly.
Continue ReadingOld Macdonald is a tribute to C.B. Macdonald, who many consider the father of modern golf in the United States. In order to bring the "highest caliber" of golf to the shores of America, Macdonald traveled across Great Britain and played many of its renowned links courses. On his own course designs, such as The National Golf Links of America on Long Island which opened in 1910, Macdonald used "hole templates" such as the Redan, Short and Alps that he found on courses in England and Scotland.
Continue ReadingAs one of the co-founders of TRUE linkswear I am certainly biased about the comfort, fit and lightweight nature of these shoes. I have never worn a pair of golf shoes that even remotely compare to the TRUEs in terms of comfort and feel on the course. In fact, I wear them everywhere - running, around town, on a plane, at the office - they feel THAT good on your feet.
Continue ReadingThere are many golfers in America who think that 14 clubs are simply too many to carry, so they push a cart or ride in one. The real question is - Why do you need 14 clubs? Just because that is the maximum allowed by the USGA does not mean a golfer needs 14 of them to play to their potential. I carry 9 clubs when I play and I know it makes me a better golfer because my handicap dropped by 10 strokes over the course of a season while doing so.
Continue ReadingWednesday, February 17th, 2010 will always be a historic day for The Walking Golfers Society, because that was when the inaugural presentation of "The Walking Golfer of the Year" occurred on the deck behind the 18th green at Bandon Trails.
Continue ReadingPasatiempo was founded by U.S. Women’s Amateur Champion Marion Hollins and was designed by Alister Mackenzie, one of the great golden age golf course architects. The course opened on September 8th, 1929. Tom Doak was hired in 1996 to begin restoring Pasatiempo to its "original design" and the renovation was successfully completed in Fall 2007, with a great deal of assistance from his lead associate Jim Urbina, club historian Bob Beck and superintendent Dean Gump.
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The Walking Golfer and The MacKenzie Golf Bag Company are proud to announce a partnership to build iconic golf bags designed specifically for walking golfers.
The two-pocket “Llama” and the one-pocket “Sherpa” will be built by hand at MacKenzie’s shop in Portland, OR.
For more photos and details about the one pocket Sherpa, please click here.
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Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 will always be a historic day for The Walking Golfers Society, because that was when the inaugural presentation of “The Walking Golfer of the Year” occurred on the deck behind the 18th green at Bandon Trails.
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As one of the co-founders of TRUE linkswear I am certainly biased about the comfort, fit and lightweight nature of these shoes. I have never worn a pair of golf shoes that even remotely compare to the TRUEs in terms of comfort and feel on the course. In fact, I wear them everywhere – running, around town, on a plane, at the office – they feel THAT good on your feet.
Continue ReadingThe Walkers Course will be a semi-private, public access golf club that we hope will become a benchmark for responsible and viable golf course construction in the future. The club will be golf-focused, environmentally-sound, economical and enjoyable to play for all golfers. In addition to support from Oregon and Southern Washington, The Walkers Course will maintain a National/Global membership of golfers who believe that walking is essential to the enjoyment of the game.
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