Time to hit the links. ⛳️ Delcastle Golf Club is the Official Golf Course of the Delaware Blue Coats. Designed by Ed Ault and opened in 1971, Delcastle is one of northern Delaware's finest public golf courses. A par-72 championship golf course with rolling hills, wide fairways and large bent grass greens, Delcastle challenges the lower handicapper from the back tees, yet allows the average or beginning golfer an enjoyable golfing experience from the middle or forward tees. www.delcastlegc.com
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We’re excited to announce that Eagle Crest Golf Club is rebranding and will now be Dos Osos Golf Club! With JC Golf managing operations, we're committed to delivering exceptional service. Over the past 6 months, the course has undergone a complete rejuvenation, including drainage improvements, new Bermuda grass, bunker upgrades, and much more! Plus, the clubhouse will feature a refreshed menu, a new pro shop, and an outdoor deck with views of the 18th hole. We are looking forward to welcoming golfers in early November! For more information on Dos Osos Golf Club, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gTuHAFMF
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Here's what to know about the deal for the semi-private golf course near Mount Dora and Tavares.
Lake golf course sold to contractor CEO
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I posted a comment previously. This is one of those pictures with a lot in it. I have seen it a couple times since commenting. For the first time, I want to go to Musselburgh. I have seen the ancient pictures in the Darwin and Hutchinson books, where it always looked like a wide open field. I have Google Earthed it and pieced the layout together. The course's place in Golf's history is hard to beat; The Parks versus the Morrises, the fistfights at matches. And yet, somehow, I never thought the course would be much more than a relic; or worse, an amusement. Musselburgh is contained by a racetrack, so, by nature it's contrived. I had developed a belief that it was like the infield of any racetrack in North America. It never interested me from a golf course design perspective. My own passion for golf starts there. And now, looking at this photo - taken on a high res camera mounted on a drone - it's clear to me how immensely modern technology will impact the golf industry. Now, Musselburgh interests me as a golf course . . . immensely. Enough that I want to play it with hickories, not as some kitschy throwback activity. I want to play these holes (that, design-wise, I'm liking more and more every time I inspect the details) with something approximating the same weapons used by Parks and Morrises. I suspect I would find a moment or two of deeper understanding in that. A sudden thirst to jump back centuries. Made possible by a drone and a very creative photographer whose thirst was triggered first.
1672 was a long time ago… Back then some gentlemen got together and thought they would hit a small white bunch of feathers around an open piece of land with a stick made of hickory with the aim being to get the ball into a small hole often hundreds of metres away. Sounds fun right? Well that was the birth of the game that we all love (and hate at times) - GOLF. Visiting Scotland created in me a strong desire to go back to where it all began and that was at Musselburgh Links (@mocgc_links1672) on the outskirts of Scotland. This 9 hole course is widely regarded as the birthplace of golf. The course is still in operation and you can play a round with hickory sticks and gutta percha balls. Kind of fun really. The only think different about the place now is there is a functioning racetrack around the golf course. I captured these aerial images on a beautiful Scottish morning. Enjoy and let me know if you have been here to play. Musselburgh Links features in my new book Great Golf Courses of the World - https://lnkd.in/ggfyeb2w . Shipping anywhere in the world. #GolfTravelHasReturned #MusselburghLinks #WorldsOldestGolfCourse #WhereGolfBegan #GreatGolfCoursesOfTheWorld
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Course redesign aims to recapture look, playability of 1940s glory, east of downtown Atlanta East Lake Golf Club
Photos: Historic East Lake Golf Club bounces back from massive reno
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45M Golfers in 2023. Wow! But still only 2% of them will ever break 80? Something is seriously wrong with the current golf teaching model. and we are here to fix it. #golf #golftechnology #golftech #fromgolfwithlove #golfbusiness
🚨 The latest powerful off-course golf studies 🚨 We have been building #GolfLite and Blue Jeans Golf for more than 3 years now. When asked what is GolfLite, it's the bridge between Entertainment Golf (think Topgolf) and Traditional Golf (think 18 holes). 2023's National Golf Foundation study is the first time we are seeing the change in tides -- Traditional Golf (on-course-only) was actually DOWN -8% vs. 2022. I checked our investor presentations, and this was the first time since pre-COVID on-course was down. What about the bridge? It continued to GROW and ACCELERATE: +17% in participation on- & off-course +19% in participation off-course only 💪 We are growing from 4x Golf Ranch locations today to 8-10 by the end of 2024, so we hope to do our part in More People. More Golf. More Often 💪
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So much great information in the latest article by National Golf Foundation. A “dualie” is defined as someone who engages in both on-course and off-course forms of golf and they are more passionate, they play more, they purchase more, and they have higher income levels. #winwinwinwin Dualies are younger than golfers who participate only in on-course golf #GrowTheGame https://lnkd.in/e6SKDb7g
Are ‘Dualies’ Golf’s Best Customer? - National Golf Foundation
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🚨 The latest powerful off-course golf studies 🚨 We have been building #GolfLite and Blue Jeans Golf for more than 3 years now. When asked what is GolfLite, it's the bridge between Entertainment Golf (think Topgolf) and Traditional Golf (think 18 holes). 2023's National Golf Foundation study is the first time we are seeing the change in tides -- Traditional Golf (on-course-only) was actually DOWN -8% vs. 2022. I checked our investor presentations, and this was the first time since pre-COVID on-course was down. What about the bridge? It continued to GROW and ACCELERATE: +17% in participation on- & off-course +19% in participation off-course only 💪 We are growing from 4x Golf Ranch locations today to 8-10 by the end of 2024, so we hope to do our part in More People. More Golf. More Often 💪
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Check out our latest video on our Youtube channel "Bill and Di's RV Golf Adventures.
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The next step is helping golfers make that jump onto the course. So many “off-course” golfers, never get onto the course because golf equipment is inaccessible from both a cost and knowledge perspective (it is hard to know what to buy). Our full sets and Just the Roots starter sets exist to help solve that problem. https://lnkd.in/gbBw6g-z
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Diving into the Callaway financial results from last week. Something stood out to me - it is fascinating. Topgolf will see 30 million unique visitors this year. They own and operate 94 venues. Total on-course golfers in the United States was 26.6 million last year. There are over 15,000 golf courses in the United States. More people play golf at Topgolf than at a golf course in the United States.
