golf

An interesting story in the Tri-City Herald today talks about profits and losses at Columbia Point Golf Course. The California based management company wants the city to add and events center to the facility in hopes that it would bring more profits instead of it's current losses.

Where you ask? West Richland Golf Course,Restaurant and Lounge: 4000 Fallon Drive. Here's the scoop:This Friday morning (Oct. 10th) at 8 a limited number of $25 vouchers will become available for $12.50 at  seizethedeal.com ,choose Tri-Cities for this deal.

Spring is finally here and it's time to dust off those clubs and get outside. The 98.3 The Key Ladies Golf League begins Tuesday May 13th through July 29th at the Tri-City Country Club in Kennewick.

This is such a 2014 solution to a problem.  People are frustrated that golf is hard.  So do we practice and take lessons and work on our game like millions of people before us?  Nope.  We demand that golf gets easier for us.

Looking for a new place to golf? Here are the courses in the Mid Columbia:

Spring is finally here and it's time to dust off those clubs and get outside. The 98.3 The Key Ladies Golf League begins Tuesday May 13th through July 29th at the Tri-City Country Club in Kennewick.

On Monday, Tumbledown Trails golf course in Verona, Wisconsin published ads for a SEPTEMBER 11TH SPECIAL . . . nine holes of golf for $9.11, or 18 holes with a golf cart for only 19.11.

98.3 The Key has sponsored a ladies golf tournament every Tuesday since May and last night was the final! Team Putting Pistols beat out Fore Girls and a Birdie, the Miss-Hits, the Putt Putts and the Divas & Divots. The Putting Pistols included Anita Carlson, Cheryl Miller, Paula Anderson and Marie Bartholf.

Justin Rose won the U.S. Open yesterday, but there was a pretty sweet moment for Shawn Stefani too:  The first ever hole-in-one at a U.S. Open at the course in Merion, Pennsylvania.  And only the 43rd in U.S. Open history.

There's something about golf carts that just brings out the bad driver in all of us.

I've been playing/watching golf for 20 years, and I've never seen anyone do this. The strangest part is, he wasn't even playing well and withdrew from the tournament two holes later. Great effort on this shot though!

A recent survey asked Fathers what one person, past or present, they'd most like to play golf with on Father's Day. The answer was ... anyone but their wives!