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Frenchman’s Creek Renovations: South Course
September 21, 2026
Frenchman’s Creek Renovations reshaped South Course strategy through ninth-hole water work, practice access, and infrastructure upgrades.
East Potomac trees and the Golf Links Future
September 19, 2026
East Potomac trees remain central to the course redesign dispute, with removals, court limits, and access questions shaping the debate.
Medinah No. 3 Renovation Reshapes Strategy
September 14, 2026
Medinah No. 3 Renovation analysis ahead of the 2026 Presidents Cup, focused on width, fescue, Lake Kadijah and match-play pressure.
Hempstead Restoration: Tillinghast Design Read
September 10, 2026
Hempstead restoration analysis of Tillinghast’s course plan, bunker work, prairie features, and playability through 2033.
East Potomac Renovation: Design Impact Review
September 8, 2026
East Potomac Renovation design review: proposed Fazio layout, reduced hole count, access questions, and legal status as of Sept. 8,…
The Gate Golf Club Nine-Hole Course Preview
September 7, 2026
The Gate Golf Club is set for an early December 2026 opening, with a walkable nine-hole course, broad tees, practice…
Bellerive Venue Characteristics for BMW Review
September 6, 2026
Bellerive Venue Characteristics shaped the 2026 BMW Championship test, from par-70 length to bunkers, green contours, and scoring angles.
East Potomac Trees and Golf Course Identity
September 4, 2026
East Potomac Trees removals at Hains Point raise design, access, and cultural questions after reported losses near key golf corridors.
Why Fall Golf Course Conditions Reward Better Tee-Time Planning
September 3, 2026
Fall course conditions can change the best tee time, ideal tee selection, pace expectations, and scoring strategy. Learn how aeration,…
Medinah No. 3 Strategy For Presidents Cup
September 1, 2026
Medinah No. 3 enters the September 22-27, 2026 Presidents Cup with wider fairways, new Lake Kadijah angles and sharper match-play…
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