by Steve Pike | Mar 9, 2026 | golf business, golf course management, Golf Courses, Golf News, Personalities
Bobby Jones Links, a leading client-centric, boutique management company, has named Emzi Wewers its new Vice President of Revenue Management. Wewers, a seasoned professional with deep roots in club operations, brings a unique front-line perspective to the company’s...
by Steve Pike | Mar 9, 2026 | golf business, Golf Course Design, Golf Courses, Golf News, Resorts, Travel News
One of the world’s great golf resorts – Casa de Campo Resort & Villas in La Ramona, Dominican Republic, – has reopened its iconic Pete Dye-designed Teeth of the Dog course following a year-long restoration and enhancement project led by Jerry Pate...
by Steve Pike | Mar 6, 2026 | golf business, Golf Courses, Golf News, Resorts, Travel News
A piece of West Coast golf history has received a major new addition: McMenamins’ historic Gearhart Hotel in Gearhart (OR), today opened its Sand Trap Suite , designed specifically for golf getaways at Gearhart Golf Links (1892), regarded as the oldest course west of...
by Steve Pike | Mar 5, 2026 | golf balls, golf business, Golf News, Instruction, Technology
The most-talked new product of 2026 – GENIUS – a first-of-its-kind golf ball featuring embedded electronics that capture crucial putting data – is expected to drop this summer. A big hit at the PGA Show this past January in Orlando, GENIUS Chief...
by Steve Pike | Mar 3, 2026 | golf business, Golf Courses, Golf News, Private Clubs, Real Estate
The Club at Olde Cypress in Naples, FL., has reopened its newly reimagined clubhouse following the completion of Phase I of a multi-million-dollar renovation, marking a defining moment in the club’s evolution. The project represents a lifestyle transformation. With...
by Steve Pike | Mar 3, 2026 | Equipment, golf business, Instruction, Opinion, Technology
By Brian Sommer Golf is a cruel master. Modern instruction has made it more cruel – cloaked in the self-righteous garb of “progress.” In 2025, roughly eight million Americans took lessons, poured time, money, and sweat into improvement and yet the average...
