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How Pinehurst Resort perseveres amid a power outage

A recent attack on Moore County, North Carolina, electric substations left the resort — and much of the surrounding region — at a loss and having to pivot to old-school ways of business

By David Droschak
Features

Next Gen: Logan Fazio walks father Tom Fazio's walk

The 43-year-old son of the famed golf course architect is the emerging new face of Fazio Design and making his way with an attention to detail

By David Droschak
Features

Rebuild it and they will come

What was once old is new again as the trend for golf course renovations continues, Florida's St. Johns County serving as an example

By Ward Clayton
Industry News

Golf Magazine announces inductees for 2022 World Golf Teachers Hall of Fame

This year’s class joins a select group; inductees will be honored in conjunction with Top 100 Teachers Retreat, held in Scottsdale, Arizona, Nov. 13-16
Design Notes

Tom Fazio’s Pinehurst No. 8 pauses for refreshments

Tom Lehman to renovate historic Adobe at the Arizona Biltmore; Georgia’s McLemore will get a second course from Bill Bergin and Rees Jones; Chris Wilczynski to revitalize Florida’s Killearn

By The First Call Staff
Industry News

TurfHound driving business at public course ranges

Maker of dynamic synthetic golf tee systems experiences 376 percent growth at public/municipal/military courses and standalone ranges between 2019 and 2021
Features

Private clubs enjoy boon, strive not to bust

For many clubs throughout the U.S., the pandemic proved to be high times for attracting members. Now, after some normalizing of the market, the key is how to retain membership

By Ken Klavon
Industry News

Gulf Shores, Ala., courses raising funds for ovarian cancer research

Craft Farms Golf Resort, Peninsula Golf and Racquet Club seeking to raise $20,000 throughout September to benefit UAB Research for Ovarian Cancer and Laura Crandall Brown Foundation
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How low under par is no longer fun to watch?

Readers of The First Call do not mind watching professional golfers work to earn their birdies

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