Tee Times April issue. Inside: TGA awards, TNPGA awards, Lake Tansi’s green grass, Local golf Lost 2 good friends,Western Carolina golf course reviews, and More.
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Limited fans allowed at Phoenix Open
This week’s Phoenix Open is expected to welcome a limited number of spectators to TPC Scottsdale with mandatory Covid-19 guidelines in place for those attending. In what is traditionally known as one of the most vocal and congested golf events on the PGA Tour,...
TGA partners with TSSAA to run high school golf state championships
FRANKLIN – There will be a new look to the Tennessee high school golf state championships in 2021, and the Tennessee Golf Association will play a role in it. The TGA announced Thursday afternoon a partnership with the Tennessee Secondary Schools Athletic Association...
A little slice of paradise in Arkansas
By Gregg Dewalt, Tee Times editor Chuck Miller offers up a friendly bit of advice when talking about Hot Springs Village, Ark. “I tell people to come here for a visit but be careful, you might buy a lot or a home and decide to stay,” said Miller, author of the...
The Tri-Star Cup
16 of the top middle school age players (classes of ‘25 & ‘26) from middle Tennessee square off for Tri-Star CupThe Tri Star Cup was held at Tennessee Grassland, Foxland and Fairvue Courses October 24th, 25th.Team Captains were Steven Fox (2012 US Amateur...
Simmons Bank Open to Return with New Date, Partners and Venue
Korn Ferry Tour event eyes May return at The GroveAfter a one-year hiatus due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Simmons Bank Open for the Snedeker Foundation will have a completely new look to it when it returns in 2021. The Korn Ferry Tour has announced the...
Is Power Golf the Way to Go?
By David Widener, Senior Editor Tee TimesI first became aware of power golf when purchasing the 1953 paperback edition of Ben Hogan’s book entitled Power Golf after my father began teaching me the game of golf.Noted for his legendary ball-striking ability, Hogan wrote...
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Tee Times Golfer was founded in 1992 by Joey Smith and distributed primarily in the middle Tennessee area. Joe and Carol Hall bought the publication in 2002. It became a 24-page tabloid published nine times per year – March through November.
Since then, Tee Times expanded its distribution to the surrounding states and soon became a popular source of golf news and information in the Southeast. Tee Times includes articles about area and regional golf tournaments, covering both amateur and professional events. It also features golf courses, golf destinations, and news from the surrounding golf associations and different state PGA sections.
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