Solheim Agrees Ping Eye2 Wedges Not Legal for PGA Tour PLay
Ping Chairman and CEO John Solheim announced that his company will waive its right to have pre-1990 Ping Eye-2 wedges kept legal for PGA Tour play after weeks of discussion about the clubs, according to the Golf Press Association.
Also today, the USGA announced it will hold an equipment rulemaking forum in the fall, possibly in response to concerns that Ping and other companies had about how the organization makes rule changes. [Read more →]
Golf in New Mexico Gets Strong Review by Golf Magazine
They came, they played. They loved it.
To see what GOLF magazine’s golf-travel writer, Josh Sens, thought about golf in New Mexico, click here.
Sens played Isleta Eagle Golf Course, Paa-Ko Ridge Golf Club, Black Mesa, Pueblo de Cochiti Golf Course and the University of New Mexico Championship Golf Course.
To read an earlier post about GOLF Magazine playing golf in New Mexico, click here.
Ewart 2nd at Bruin Tournament
Led by Jodi Ewart’s 4-under 68 and second-place individual finish, the 21st-ranked University of New Mexico women’s golf team ended in sixth place at the Bruin Wave Invitational in Santa Clarita, Calif.
Ewart had five birdies and a bogey in tying a career-low round. She finished at 5-under 211, three shots behind Pepperdine’s Danielle Kang. [Read more →]
Golf in New Mexico Hits National Golf Magazines
GOLF magazine’s April issue, due on newstands within days, features a centerpiece golf-travel package on Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
The piece is a coup for golf in New Mexico. Another piece scheduled for the the March 12 issue of Golf Week magazine details the affordability and quality of Albuquerque’s daily-fee golf. [Read more →]
ABQ Named No. 3 in Livability
Albuquerque has been named No. 3 on a list of the top 10 U.S. cities for livability – when golf is a core component of your life.
“Local courses can compete with well-known courses like Pebble Beach and Augusta,” says John Hood, Chief Livability Officer for Livability.com, the magazine that conducted the survey.
“We looked at criteria ranging from quality of life and cost of living to the number of public and private courses. Not only are these great golf cities, these are some of the best places to live in America,” he said.
Here are the cities and their rankings: [Read more →]
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