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Renovated Rio Secco course more forgiving to casual golfer

Original Rio Secco golf course architect Rees Jones and Butch Harmon, who operates his school at the Henderson facility, were present Tuesday for the reopening after a $2 million renovation.

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Centennial girls looking for first region golf title

The two-day Class 4A Sunset and Sunrise Region tournaments will start Monday at Boulder City Municipal and end Tuesday at Bear’s Best.

Former UNLV golfer recalls time with national title team

Daron Dorsey played at UNLV from 1994 to 1998 and was a member of the Rebels’ national championship team in 1998. He didn’t contribute a stroke during the title run, but off the course he was the ultimate role model.

Former UNLV golfer Charley Hoffman embraces spot on US team

Former UNLV star golfer Charley Hoffman will represent the United States in the Presidents Cup for the first time. The team event is scheduled for Thursday through Sunday at Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey.

Summerlin girl, 6, to take shot at international golf

Gabriella is only 6, but she has ambitions to take the sport’s top titles. She’s already won more than half a dozen tournaments in her age group, and she is getting attention from invitation-only tournaments.

To overseed or not overseed, that is the question

Overseeding is expensive for golf course owners and exasperating for golfers, who stand by and watch as courses are closed during prime golf season.

High school golfer travels to help Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

Sometimes it’s a challenge to write an entertaining weekly golf notebook when there is plenty of strife and struggle in the world. But even in difficult times, golf can hopefully provide a diversion.

Brady Exber is the expert when it comes to the SNGA

When it comes to SNGA history and perspective, Brady Exber is the expert. He reminisced last Friday, a few days after withdrawing from the first round of U.S. Senior Amateur match play due to a back injury.

Shriners, PGA Tour reach agreement on tournament extension

It might have taken a little longer than expected, but officials with the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and the PGA Tour have reached a three-year agreement to keep the tournament in Las Vegas at least through 2020.

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