Primed to Peak
Jordan Spieth might have reached his prime at 22, while Vijay Singh was 41. Tiger and Seve had two primes. When is a golfer at his best?
TaylorMade Pebble Beach Invitational Field Solid Despite Schedule Conflict
The inaugural TaylorMade Pebble Beach Invitational is set to tee off Nov. 19-22 at The Links at Spanish Bay, Spyglass Hill and host Pebble Beach Golf Links. The unique event features members of the PGA, LPGA, Champions and Web.com Tours competing side-by-side for the same purse.
Andre Iguodala Q & A
The new NCGA member and reigning NBA Finals MVP became an avid golfer ever since joining the Warriors in 2013. He was excited to share that new love with us.
Creating a Women-Friendly Golf Course
Design consultants are finally convincing facilities to develop experiences better suited for the female golfer.
Brady Exber Claims Second Straight Stocker Cup Title
No matter where the Stocker Cup is, Las Vegas resident Brady Exber has a way of finding the top of the leaderboard. A year after winning in Sonoma, the 59-year-old made it back-to-back with a victory at The Preserve in Carmel Valley, the tournament’s host course.
Frys.com Open to change to Safeway Open, stay at Silverado Resort
Last weekend’s Frys.com Open was the last, as supermarket chain Safeway will take over as title sponsor in 2016. As part of the deal, the season-opening PGA Tour event will continue to be held at Silverado Resort in Napa through 2020.
Clovis’ Bryson DeChambeau Opts to Leave SMU
Reigning NCAA individual champ and U.S. Amateur winner Bryson DeChambeau of Clovis announced Wednesday that he is leaving SMU, ending his days as a collegiate player. DeChambeau said his plans for now include preparing for the 2016 Masters.
Junior Tour of Northern California Kids Play With the Pros at Frys.com Open
Twelve members of the Junior Tour of Northern California got the chance to play with the pros Sunday as part of Frys.com Open week. The participating pros were James Hahn, Scott Langley, Ollie Schnedierjans and Jarrod Lyle.
Chuck Jett–2015 NCGA Course Rater of the Year
After 15 years as a course rater for the NCGA, 77-year-old Twain Harte resident Chuck Jett is retiring. He leaves with Course Rater of the Year honors.
K.C. Cote–NCGA Tournament Official of the Year
Even at the age of 81, K.C. Cote has absolutely no plans to retire. Her passion for the game–and life itself–stems from two tours of duty as an Air Force nurse during the Vietnam War.