Author: Randy Youngman
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Renaissance at Pelican Hill
It seems fitting that The Resort at Pelican Hill, a world-class coastal resort in Orange County whose architecture was inspired by the 16th-century Italian Renaissance, is ... -
Arroyo at 20
The Vibe Is Real At One of Orange County’s Most Popular Courses Twenty years ago, in the summer of 2004, former major champion Tom Lehman struck ... -
Standing the Test of Time
Monarch Beach Golf Links may be fit for a king but its fun vibe rules the day In the beginning, long before a luxury hotel resort ... -
Aloha from Maui: As Much of the Island Reopens, Tourism Plays a Key Role
As our nonstop flight from Los Angeles began its descent into Kahului Airport during the first week of November, a flight attendant came on the intercom ... -
Dug from the Dirt: The Ballard of Rancho Park’s Steven Vilts
Some of his students call him “Mr. Golf.” Or the “Golf Whisperer.” Or the “Golf Savant.” Why? Because Steven Vilts, club professional and longtime instructor at ... -
A Witness to History: Sportscaster Ted Sobel’s Firsthand Stories Of Greatness
If you’re an avid Southern California sports fan who has been lucky enough to attend an event that became sports history, or if you had a ... -
A Good Walk Unspoiled: The Natural Genius of Shady Canyon GC
As the rustic wooden gates swing open and you head to the first tee at Shady Canyon GC in Irvine, it soon becomes difficult to decide ... -
Golden Days: Red Hill CC Celebrates 100 Years
One hundred years ago, the United States was coming out of World War I, triggering a decade of economic prosperity and cultural enlightenment that would become ... -
Coming Attractions: Prepping For The 2023 Open At LACC
As Torrey Pines South prepares for the U.S. Open Golf Championship in June, another iconic Southern California golf club is waiting in the wings for an ... -
Trends: The Surge
2020 Has Been a Tough Year Everywhere, but Golf Has Been a Rare Bright Spot IT IS THE ULTIMATE IRONY. A global pandemic that led to ...
