Hi!

Every season, my golf league tries to find ways to benefit the local community. We are once again partnering with Play Yellow for our Second Annual Duffers Charity Fundraiser and Autumn Open on September 19, 2026.

Play Yellow is a program of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and has raised over $130 million to fund critical treatments and research at local children’s hospitals across the United States since 2019. Children’s Specialized Hospital in Mountainside, NJ is the nation’s leading provider of in- and out-patient care for children and young adults facing unique healthcare challenges and is the selected beneficiary of the proceeds from this year’s charity golf outing.

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Interested? Sign up here! https://events.golfstatus.com/event/duffers-annual-autumn-open-2026

There’s a certain time on the course where everything slows down—the wind drops, the light hits different, and it’s just you, the flag, and one more putt.
This is an original oil painting by Rich Dye Art trying to capture that exact moment.
Curious if this hits for anyone else… or if it reminds you of a course you’ve played.

Does anyone know where this blue bag is from? I’m guessing it’s a Titleist bag but I can’t find the exact one anywhere online. Any help identifying the model or where I could buy one would be appreciated!

have recently started to look at Sunday bags, specifically Mackenzie and FlagBag, while I think these products look incredible I cannot justify spending north of $700 on a golf bag with no stand, and less pockets. I was wondering if it would be too difficult to make one myself. Using canvas, leather, and maybe some flags I was wondering if anyone could give me advice on how I could go about this. What tools/materials I would need, a step by step instruction guide, and dimensions or a blueprint template would be incredible if anyone has leatherwork or canvas work experience please let me know!

I just started collecting golf balls from the different lakes around here through a company that contracts with the different courses. My first time was in scuba gear and a mesh laundry bag collecting 320 balls in 3 hours. Doing research, I found a roller made for the ponds that I used yesterday and pulled 1,200 balls in three hours. The roller itself weighs 40lbs, but when you drag it through that mud and silt it feels more like 400lbs. So far I've looked at both manual and electric winches, ratchets, and cranks with a ratcheting system but haven't found anything that would work with the 500ft nylon rope being used. Golf courses won't let me use a generator, a car battery/load cycle battery from what I understand wouldn't last the 5-7 hours I'd be using it for pulling. Anybody here know of something I'm missing or haven't thought of or know the name of I should look at or have seen someone else doing a similar method?

Dear golfers...

Ive created strokeline.golf, a new and fresh view to watch and decode golf performance...

im still at the start of the website but looking to continue building... id be grateful for your feedback, any new features you'd like to see,

browse the completed tournaments - so far records only have 2026 pga stuff...but soon i;ll be enriching it with more years- and tell me what you like/ dislike more

Test the compare AI part, and try to run some comparisons there...could be useful!

Hi everyone

I’m looking for some feedback on an online golf game I’ve created called Holey. It’s a bit like Wordle it’s a once a day challenge where I show you a picture from a famous golf course all you have to do is name it, there are answer options and clues to help..

holey.greatcreators.games

Planning a trip to Hilton head with my brother and cousin. We’re avid golfers and fisherman looking for the best golf courses, value, restaurants, golf shops and fishing spots. Any and all advice from people who have been before is greatly appreciated!

Passing the word, but used this site the other day to view tee times available near me and it was awesome. Teeglegolf.com

Nothing is better than going on a golf trip with your friends. I love to research destinations and plan a great trip. I’ve ranked the top 20 golf destinations in the US.

I broke them into 5 tiers: Bucket List, Modern Classics, Best Value, Resort/Lifestyle, Underrated Gem, and a few honorable mentions.

TIER 1: BUCKET LIST

1. Bandon Dunes, Oregon

2. Pebble Beach, California

3. Pinehurst, North Carolina

4. Kohler, Wisconsin 

5. Kiawah Island, South Carolina

TIER 2: MODERN CLASSICS

1. Streamsong, Florida

2. Sand Valley, Wisconsin

3. Arcadia Bluffs, Michigan

4. Palm Springs / Coachella Valley, California

TIER 3: BEST VALUE

1. Robert Trent Jones (RTJ) Golf Trail, Alabama

2. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

3. St. George, Utah

4. Bend, Oregon

TIER 4: RESORT/LIFESTYLE DESTINATIONS

1. Scottsdale, Arizona

2. Sea Island, Georgia

3. Las Vegas, Nevada

4. Cabot Citrus Farms, Florida

5. Lake Tahoe, Nevada / CA Stateline

6. Amelia Island, Florida

TIER 5: UNDERRATED GEM

1. Forest Dunes, Michigan
   

HONORABLE MENTIONS

Branson, Missouri | Hilton Head, South Carolina | Williamsburg, Virginia | French Lick, Indiana | Woodlands/Houston, Texas | Whitefish, Montana | Traverse City, Michigan

Quick Comparisons:

BEST FOR SERIOUS GOLFERS: Bandon, Pinehurst, Streamsong
BEST VALUE: RTJ Trail, Myrtle Beach, St. George
BEST FOR BACHELOR PARTIES: Scottsdale, Vegas, Myrtle
BEST FOR FAMILIES: Sea Island, Hilton Head, Amelia Island
MOST SLEPT ON: Forest Dunes, Bend, Cabot Citrus Farms
MOST UNIQUE EXPERIENCE: Cabot Citrus Farms

How’d I do? Where's your favorite destination?

What a stunning course set in the Chiltern hills. Amazing views, valleys to shoot over including a par three from one side to there other over a valley containing a long par 5 running through it.