Local Golf Minnesota

Constant work on his short game and good golf course management brought Mike Zinni a third straight victory in the Minnesota Senior Open Golf Championship.

“What is Past is Prologue.” – William Shakespeare. Channeling “Bill the Bard” seems appropriate for the following stage

Q. For older players, those over the 50 mark, what do you suggest they do physically to keep in the game?

Golf, or a game similar to golf was first played by the Dutch in 1297, but it wasn’t until the late 1940s that the first golf car rolled across the links. Before WWII

The first gas-powered golf cars appeared just after Word War II and were used primarily for the disabled. With the development of the electric golf car by

The answer is hybrid clubs, graphite shafts, larger grips, and preventive medicine. The question is, “What are the four key growth areas in the senior golf industry?”

A true entrepreneur, risk taker, craftsman and down right fun loving guy, David Edel is the kind of person we all root for. Edel is a former mini-tour player who couldn’t quite make it to the big time because “I couldn’t putt”

Craig Waryan doesn’t fit the title of this story perfectly. This PGA Master Teaching Professional (one of the few in Minnesota) is a regular on KFAN’s Golf Show with the Common Man, Dan Cole.

As I sit here writing this article, Angel Cabrera just won the 2009 Masters Tournament. While I don’t have a particular favorite golfer, I do confess I was rooting for Kenny Perry to become the oldest ever to win a Major.

If you are looking for someone to look up to then this month’s Profile person is definitely worth reading about. Angie Ause has been in the business of golf and mentoring since she was in 7th grade and making a difference

The question is, junior camps, junior clinics or junior individual lessons? With so many choices, how do you know which one is best suited for your children.

The fact that Tom Lehman will join the Champions Tour in March makes us all feel like seniors. We all remember when he was just a kid winning the Big 10 Championship.

James “J.B.” Ball thinks the Kevin Bacon trivia game has got it all wrong. Ball, the President of Tee it up for the Troops, believes six degrees of separation is a stretch.

Les Layton is a homegrown storyteller. From his on-course anecdotes to his golf novel “Country Club Secrets,” he will keep you captivated.

What is The First Tee? The First Tee is an extremely well organized, well funded, international youth development organization supported by the leading organizations in golf.

Referring to baseball, Yogi Berra once said, “90% of this game is half-mental.” Despite his fuzzy arithmetic, his idea can also