In golf players of different skill levels can compete against each other fairly using the United States Golf Association (USGA) handicap system. Handicaps, officially called the Handicap Index by the USGA, are used to level the playing field for golfers of different skill levels. 5 Things to Know The handicap index is based off your … Continued
This year in the United States an estimated 1,735,350 people will discover they have cancer – that’s approximately 4,750 per day. Treetops Resort gives back to these courageous men and women each year through Robert’s Dream. You have an opportunity to recognize someone you love who is currently battling cancer by nominating them to win … Continued
Lori Boettler got her first hole in one in California on May 28, 2003 playing right handed with a Pro-V1 ball. A Golf Channel announcer made a casual comment to her about swinging both left and right handed, so she asked him if he knew of any female ever getting a hole in one both … Continued
This year in the United States an estimated 1,735,350 people will discover they have cancer – that’s approximately 4,750 per day. Treetops Resort gives back to these courageous men and women each year through Robert’s Dream. You have an opportunity to recognize someone you love who is currently battling cancer by nominating them to win … Continued
As Michigan’s Most Spectacular Resort, we’ve planned a few events in our day. Some awesome ones too, if we do say so ourselves. From insider to insider, we wanted to share some tips from our pros so you’re ready for whatever event planning throws at you. Set Event Objectives Have you ever been planning an … Continued
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In general, golf is a fairly simple game. Get the ball into the hole in as few strokes as possible. However, as simple as it is, there are many rules, including the rules of etiquette. When everyone practices golf etiquette it makes the game much better for everyone. Without etiquette the game would move slower … Continued
