Pendulum swings against men-only golf clubs - Chicago Tribune

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Pendulum swings against men-only golf clubs Chicago Tribune But one place that has proved resistant to the trend, he said, is the golf course. "There's a lot of misogyny," said Kilmartin, a golf enthusiast who teaches at the University of Mary Washington in Virginia. "If a guy has a 30-foot putt and leaves it ... Butler National Golf Club Weighs Whether To Start Admitting WomenCBS Local Butler National's possible admission of women is the latest sign of Old Boys ...TribLocal all 3 news articles »

Golf has deep roots in state's history - AZ Central.com

Golf has deep roots in state's history AZ Central.com "The overriding message is golf was already part of the landscape at the time of statehood," said Forrest Richardson, a Phoenix-based golf course architect and golf history buff. Perhaps the first golf course was built in 1899 by a group that later ... and more »

Golf clubs, unions must come closer - IPPmedia

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Golf clubs, unions must come closer IPPmedia By Editor Recent months have witnessed largely unnecessary tension developing between Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club and Tanzania Golf Union officials. In the main, the rift is due to failure by the two parties to exercise tolerance, ... Leading golfers jostle for glory at Moro OpenThe Citizen Daily all 2 news articles »

Seniors: What can you do for your golf club? - Victoria Times Colonist

Seniors: What can you do for your golf club? Victoria Times Colonist By Larry Purpur, Times Colonist February 10, 2012 I have enjoyed a 42-year career in the golf industry. I continue to volunteer at golf courses and occasionally play. In light of recent reports regarding the Cedar Hill course, I believe the public ... and more »

Anthony giving up control of The Cliffs golf course communities - Greenville News

Anthony giving up control of The Cliffs golf course communities Greenville News KEN OSBURN / Staff By David Dykes Steve Carlile talks about the Cliffs: The Cliffs Communities Inc. will reorganize in bankruptcy court and developer Jim Anthony said he expects to cede control of his golf course projects to a Texas couple. and more »