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Author: Judd Spicer

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Judd Spicer

Judd Spicer is an award-winning writer, radio host, columnist for The Desert Sun newspaper and an Associate Member of the Golf Writers Association of America.  A Minnesota native, he relocated to the Palm Springs region in 2011 to pursue his Champions Tour dream.  Sporting wayward accuracy off the tee, Judd refers to his 56-degree as his magic wand.  Visit www.juddspicer.com and @JuddSpicer for more.

  • ProfilesSpring 2022
    By Judd Spicer
    April 20, 2022
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    Bootstrap Golf: The Long Expedition of David Lipsky

    David Lipsky isn’t the most famous PGA Tour golfer from California, nor is he the most renowned player from the state’s SoCal hotbed. Heck, he isn’t ...
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  • Classic CourseSpring 2022
    By Judd Spicer
    April 20, 2022
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    Western Home of Golf: Legends, Legacy and Looking Forward at PGA WEST

    While the golf world readies for this summer’s 150th playing of The Open Championship at historic St Andrews, another anniversary swings a bit closer to home. ...
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  • SCGA JuniorWinter 2022
    By Judd Spicer
    January 24, 2022
    6076
    1

    A Brush With Greatness: Peter Kostis Coaches FOG’s Annual Event

    A lesson of a lifetime (and a chance to miss school for a day) recently gave a pair of standout SCGA Junior members a chance to learn ...
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  • ProfilesWinter 2022
    By Judd Spicer
    January 24, 2022
    7618
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    Deja Vu: The Return of Lilia Vu

    Fountain Valley native Lilia Vu likes to write down her goals. After a scorching 2021 season, her competition may not want to see what she’s penned in ...
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  • Fall 2021Profiles
    By Judd Spicer
    October 27, 2021
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    One Nation Under Golf: New Apparel Company Swings to the Past

    The impact of his grandfather’s famed golf tournament made such an impression on Ryan Engle that the event’s tenets of gentlemanly camaraderie became more than a ...
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  • ProfilesSummer 2021
    By Judd Spicer
    July 22, 2021
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    Golfing with Whales: Marina Choi

    Marina Choi: High Roller Dividing her time between greenbacks and green grass, longtime touring pro Marina Choi has one of the most unique golf jobs in ...
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  • Summer 2021Travel
    By Judd Spicer
    July 22, 2021
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    Big Sky, Big Fun

    MONTANA DISHES MORE THAN FLY-FISHING THESE DAYS Forever a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking to explore off the grid, the open spaces of Montana ...
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  • Golf GroupsSpring 2021
    By Judd Spicer
    April 27, 2021
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    LGBTQ Golf: Untapped Gold Under the Rainbow

    WHILE THE GAME’S national and regional governing bodies — from the USGA to the PGA of America to the SCGA — have made collective strides in ...
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  • ProfilesWinter 2021
    By Judd Spicer
    January 18, 2021
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    Eternal Sportsman: The Dual Passions of Bode Miller

    The sporting narrative of man vs. land may have no closer cousins than the seemingly unrelated endeavors of golf and downhill skiing. Rare is the notable ...
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  • At The TurnWinter 2021
    By Judd Spicer
    January 16, 2021
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    A Look Back in Time: The LACC’s Hope-Ware Collection

    The Los Angeles Country Club’s success, mystique, and reverence has long been predicated on having one eye on the future and another on golf’s past. Founded in ...
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FeaturedPublic AffairsSpring 2026

Free(ing) The Tee

Let’s set the scene of the First Act in this three-act tale about tee time brokering. SCGA Public Affairs Director Kevin Fitzgerald found himself chairing a City of Los Angeles ...
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    By David Weiss
    April 20, 2026
  • Home Away From Home

    By Tom Mackin
    April 20, 2026
  • Game of Throws

    By Robert Earle Howells
    April 20, 2026
  • A Pinch of Genius

    By Mike Reynolds
    April 20, 2026
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