Posts Tagged ‘National Golf Club’

Augusta National Golf Club and Masters Tournament Chairman Billy Payne announced today that the 2010 Masters will be produced and broadcast live in 3D.
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"We're proud the Adams Golf Pro Tour Series chose The National Golf Club of Louisiana to host this event," said Ron Brown, General Manager of The National Golf Club of Louisiana. read more
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"If you want fun golf while in Las Vegas, this is the place to play. We're serious about our fun," said Scott Greer, veteran Las Vegas PGA of America Professional and General Manager. read more
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Nathan Smith, an investment advisor from Pittsburgh, earned a return trip to Augusta National Golf Club for the 2010 Masters Tournament after claiming his second career U.S. Mid-Amateur victory Oct. 9 on the Cassique Course at the Kiawah Island Club.
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"These three courses are the best - by far - that we've ever had for a Senior Amateur Tour Championship," said tour president Dennis McCormac. "Our players requested that we return to the Pinehurst area and are excited to play courses of such high caliber." read more
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Billy Payne, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament, announced today that six-time Masters champion Jack Nicklaus will join Arnold Palmer as an Honorary Starter for the 2010 Masters.
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More than 20 LPGA Tour members joined Cristie Kerr and other celebrities on Aug. 14 in the fifth annual Birdies for Breast Cancer (B4BC) Charity Golf Classic, which was hosted at Liberty National Golf Club.
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"Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck is honored to have been chosen by the USGA to host a qualifying round for such a prestigious championship," said John J. Roberts, General Manager/COO. read more
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The words of Nicklaus two decades ago still ring true today: "It sits in the terrain beautifully, so naturally. Every hole is unique. I was asked to build something special at a special place, and I hope I have done that." read more
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A confidence born of last year’s top five finish and a self-styled lefthanders advantage at Augusta National Golf Club propelled Steve Flesch to a four-under-par 68, the low round in early third round action.
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