More play is coming to the San Gabriel Valley! Topgolf, the modern golf entertainment leader, recently broke ground on a three-level technology-enabled venue in Montebello, California, expected to open in early 2024.
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Branson, Missouri, a one-of-a-kind family vacation destination nestled in the lakeside beauty of the Ozark Mountains, has been included on Tripadvisor’s “Travelers’ Choice 2023 Best of the Best Destinations” list,
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Eight of the top 50 players in the Official World Golf Rankings will tee it up in the Sunshine State as The PGA TOUR only visits South Florida for the last-ever Honda Classic. Last November
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The World Amateur Handicap Championship, which is again expected to attract 3,200+ players from all 50 states and 20 countries, will begin accepting entries for its 40th annual event Feb 15th. The 72-hole tournament brings golfers from every walk of life together to enjoy the competition and camaraderie.
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Topgolf Plans to Bring More Play to New Orleans’ River District Near Downtown – The proposed venue, which is expected to be built on a parcel of the River District neighborhood development near Tchoupitoulas and Henderson streets, would feature 102 outdoor, climate-controlled hitting bays for year-round programming.
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It’s officially official: Modern golf entertainment leader Topgolf broke ground today on its future two-story venue to serve communities in and around the Acadiana region in southern Louisiana. The signature technology-enabled entertainment experience, designed to make golf more accessible and fun, is expected to open in late 2023.
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Softspikes Tour Flex Pro replacement spikes have been independently proven to reduce shot dispersion by 40% while increasing driver distance by five yards. Starting March 1, Softspikes Tour Flex Pro replacement spikes will be available at $19.99 through Softspikes.com
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Steamboat Springs, Colorado, has several monikers, including Ski Town USA and the home of Champagne Powder. And this winter, it’s definitely living up to the billing with over 300 inches of the dry, fluffy powder through January and on track to be one of the biggest snow years in the ski area’s 36-year history.
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