INDOOR & OUTDOORS are among the dining options at the new Acorn Grill at the newly renovated Heritage Oaks Golf Club at 3535 Dundee Road in Northbrook. It’s no longer your fathers Sportsman’s. Visit Heritageoaksgc.com or do call (847)-291-2351.

THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy or connect on LinkedIn and Facebook.

Topgolf’s newest venue in the Seattle area, is now open.

DALLAS BASED TOPGOLF, after opening this past week in the Seattle Washington area, is not stopping there.

This week Topgolf has announced yet another new location in America.

Because on Friday August 12th, the newest Topgolf will open in Knoxville Tennessee.

This venue will be Topgolf’s 79th venue in America, and the third Topgolf in the State of Tennessee. So for more details see Topgolf.com.

It’s no longer just a playland for the deer. Settlers Hill in Batavia is now open.

SETTLERS HILL in Batavia is now open for business.

But if you are looking for a job at a golf club, Settlers Hill now has openings.

Visit Settlershill.com online to fill out an application.

So after 20 months the golf course is open. It has some of the best elevated views that any course in the Chicagoland area has. So go try out the new practice range, short game area and golf course. The new clubhouse is not yet open for business.

PINE MEADOW GOLF CLUB in Mundelein has a 60 and over Senior Scramble this Wednesday August 10th. But it’s almost sold out. So call quickly (847)-566-4653.

THE JOHN DEERE CLASSIC will retain it’s dates in 2023. Because it will fall two weeks before the “Open Championship” July 5-8. So more details at johndeereclassic.com.

PURDUE UNIVERSITY in West Lafayette Indiana, has promoted Men’s golf coach Rob Bradley to Director of Golf for the schools golf programs. Bradley has been the men’s head golf coach for 9 years. But he will continue in that role, while over-seeing all of the universities golf programs. But more details at Purdue.edu

MISSOULA MONTANA based Sun Mountain Golf has hired Wes Whittingham as it’s national sales manager. Whittingham was previously with Volvik Golf Balls.

THE 10th Michiana Hickory Golf Tournament will take place at the South Bend country Club on Sunday August 21st. Entrance fee is $80.00. But golfers wishing to play can find entrance forms on the Golf Heritage Society website.

RIDGEMOOR COUNTRY CLUB will host the 7th CDGA Amateur Four-Ball. Play begins tomorrow and runs through Wednesday the 10th. So visit CDGA.org for more information.

EDISON GOLF WEDGES has announced that DIY Do-it-Yourself club builders can now order club heads from Edison. So for more information see Edisonwedges.com.

The Coral Creek Club in Placida Florida

The Coral Creek Club in Placida Florida, on the state of Florida’s west coast has been sold.

Philadelphia based Golf Property Analysts represented the seller on the sale of the club.

Coral Creek is located next to a small and private airport. So it’s members can fly directly to the club.

Coral Creek is one of the top private clubs in Florida. Coralcreekclub.com

MYRTLE BEACH SOUTH CAROLINA GOLF NEWS has the area’s famed Tidewater Golf Club named Golf Course of the Year. By the South Carolina Golf Course Owners Association. MORE FROM MYRTLE-Grande Dunes Golf Club is on schedule to reopen September 15th from it’s summer long renovation. See details at Grandedunesgolf.com.

The NEW INN at Sentry World in Stevens Point Wisconsin.

Stevens Point Wisconsin. Sentry World has announced that daily tickets are now on sale for the 2023 U.S. Senior Open.

Wisconsin favorites Jerry Kelly and Steve Stricker are eligible to play, and both are expected to do so. Because both are expected to be favorites in the event.

The championship will be played from June 29th through July 2nd.

But to purchase tickets visit Sentryworld.com and for more information see USGA.org.

THE 2022 PGA Junior Championships were played at Cog Hill in Palos Park this past week. A top rated Kaitlyn Schroeder (ranked #6 junior) won by two shots after a final round 6 under par 66 brought her the trophy. University of Illinois commit Max Herendeen won the boys side by 5 shots. Herendeen shot a 16 under par (272) score that included a final round four under par 68. So Herendeen wins the Jack Nicklaus trophy with Illini Coach Mike Small watching. Details at PGAJuniorchampionship.com.

THE GOG BLOG SPEAKS OUT-returns tomorrow. RS

  THE NEW LOOK HERITAGE OAKS at 3535 Dundee Road in Northbrook has redone the driving range. It’s Double-Sided and complete with Trackman. Heritageoaksgc.com

THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy or connect on LinkedIn and Facebook.

Austin Greaser wins the 120th Western Amateur at Exmoor Country Club.

IF AT FIRST YOU DON’T SUCEED then try-try again.

Because in 2021 Austin Greaser of Vandalia Ohio (Dayton area) got close to winning two big amateur events.

First it was a final four in the Western Amateur at The Glen View Club. Then it was a trip to the championship match at the U.S. Amateur at historic Oakmont.

But Greaser admits he put a lot of work into those events, to fall just short of winning. But this year he was ready, ready to break through and win. Which is what he did at the 120th Western Amateur at Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park, with a 1 UP win over Mateo Fernandez de Oliveira. But Greaser might not be done yet. Because he says his game is in a place where he can win the U.S. Amateur in two weeks.

The win at Exmoor did not come easy. Because Greaser had to survive a playoff to make the match play part of the tournament. But then he had two hard matches in the final four to actually win the title.

Greaser pulled together late in his semi-final match, a birdie-eagle-birdie finish to win 3 & 2 over William Mouw of Chino California. That solid finish helped Greaser believe he could win in the afternoon.

Mateo Fernandez de Oliveira from Argentina, and part of the University of Arkansas Razorback’s golf team.

But in spite of the confidence, the championship match did not come easy.

Greaser was quickly 2 DN after three holes to Fernandez de Oliveira of Argentina. Fernandez holed his bunker shot on the third hole to take a solid early lead.

But Greaser fought back to make things all-square after the 8th hole. But Fernandez won holes 9 and 10 with short birdie putts and seemed to be in command with a 2 Up lead. Then Fernandez started having issues finding the fairway with his driver.

“I played a lot of golf this week and my legs were feeling it” said Fernandez. “The hot weather didn’t help either.” Fernandez had to play 17 holes in his morning match against Texas Longhorn Travis Vick in a 2 & 1 win. Temperatures in the hot sun at Exmoor, reached 93 degrees in the afternoon.

But after matching fives in the par-5 11th hole, the only thing hotter than the temperature was Greaser’s putter. Trailing 2 DN, Greaser said he stuck to his game plan. A plan that allowed him to birdie holes 12-13-14 and 15, to go from 2 DN to 2 UP.

Austin Greaser tee’s off the 6th hole, during the Western Amateur championship match.

After the players halved the 16th hole, Greaser was two up with two holes to play. But Fernandez fought back hard. After Greaser drove it almost 20 yards past Fernandez in the 17th fairway, Fernandez responded with a 9-iron to 4 feet. To a back-right pin. Then Greaser almost missed the green, but left himself a 6 foot side hill-down hill putt for the win. But the putt lipped out, and Fernandez drained his birdie putt the players were off to the 18th hole.

Greaser drove it 18 yards past Fernandez again. But both players were in the 18th fairway. Then Fernandez stuck a wedge 15 feet right of the cup. Greaser with wedge in-hand from 90 yards, then stunned himself and the galley as his wedge sailed long. It took one hop and bounced over the green into the deep rough.

But with a front right pin placement, Greaser had room to work with. His chip shot hit some 20 feet short of the cup. But on the downhill sloped green it kept creeping down to four feet above the hole. Fernandez putting for birdie and to force a playoff, slid his putt just past the top of the hole. Greaser then rolled his four foot putt dead-center into the cup for the win.

CLICK HERE to HEAR the full interview with Western Amateur Champion Austin Greaser.

After the U.S. Amateur, Greaser will return to the University of North Carolina. Greaser holed his approach shot last September at Olympia Fields from 168 yards out on 18, to win the Illini Invitational. Both for himself and for his Tarheel team, who are looking forward to returning to Olympia Fields next month. Greaser expects to turn professional next June after his upcoming college season ends. But if he elects to try and make the Walker Cup team, his plans could change.

Next years 121st Western Amateur will be played at the North Shore Country Club in Glenview, located in Chicago’s northern suburbs.

THE ACORN GRILL part of the new look Heritage Oaks at 3535 Dundee Road located in Northbrook. New course, new range, new clubhouse and more. Heritageoaksgc.com

Golfers on Golf Radio is L-R Ed Stevenson-Len Ziehm-Bill Berger and Rory Spears, in the WNDZ AM 750 Studio.

WEEK 14 is here and the golf radio season is flying by us.

This week Ed Stevenson returns after three weeks off, and Len Ziehm checks in from the Palm Aire Country Club studios in Sarasota Florida.

This week golf architect Greg Martin joins us, to discuss the opening of his latest project Settlers Hill Golf Club in Batavia.

During the first part of the show, Chicago’s Favorite Foursome talks about the re-occurring problem of golf organizations scheduling tournaments the same week on top of each other. But there will also be more talk about what’s happening in professional golf, PGA Tour-LIV Series.

***Now Adding the show for a replay, if you need a mulligan.***

CLICK HERE to hear this weeks edition of Golfers on Golf Radio on WNDZ-AM 750 Chicago.

Thanks for listening, Ed-Len, Billy and Rory. We are back next Saturday morning at 10 Am. The Gog Blog returns with a wrap-up of the 120th Western Amateur tomorrow.

THE 120TH WESTERN AMATEUR IS UNDERWAY at the Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park. Admission is free or watch the Match play portion, tomorrow and Saturday online. (R) 2021 Semi-finalist and US-Amateur finalist Austin Greaser is one of the players who have advanced again to the match play. See thewesternamateur.com

THE GOG BLOG BY RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy or connect on LinkedIn and Facebook.

         NOW OPEN for business.

AFTER 20 months Settlers Hill has reopened for business.

Golfers can now enjoy the renovation work doing by architect Greg Martin and the Wadsworth construction team.

Settlers Hill has made several changes during the renovation. The hole numbers are one-off from before. Such as the old #2, is now #1, and so forth around the golf course.

Architect Greg Martin tours media members around Settlers Hill in the summer of 2021.

Martin rebuilt two of the par-3 holes and moved them. But the par-5 17th hole, now number 16, had it’s tee boxes moved up on top of the main hill.

So the tee shot drops almost 100 feet from tee box to the fairway. It’s the highest elevation place in Kane County.

There are other improvements to Settlers Hill. The property now has a driving range, and a short game area.

But there will also be a new clubhouse, which won’t likely be open until next year. The old clubhouse won’t be torn down, but will be used for banquets, and junior golf activities.

Currently the golf course is still hiring if you want to work at a golf course. Learn more about Settlers Hill at Settlershill.com.

WHITE EAGLE GOLF CLUB IN NAPERVILLE (L) host of this weeks 73rd Illinois Open and host of the 2023 Women’s Western Golf Association-Amateur. (R) Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park, hosts this weeks 120th WGA Western Amateur Championship.

THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy or connect on LinkedIn and Facebook.

  THE 73RD ILLINOIS OPEN CHAMPION DAVID PERKINS (L) With the Low Amateur Marcus Smith (R) are your winners at the White Eagle Golf Club in Naperville Illinois.

David Perkins shot a 2 under par round of 70, to win the 73rd Illinois Open, with a three day score of 210 (-6), to defeat runner-up Varun Chopra by 1 shot. Marcus Smith was two shots back at 212-to win the Low Amateur Award. For Smith it was his first appearance in the Illinois Open.

Perkins first place check was $23,168 out of a purse of $120,292 dollars.

“It hasn’t really set in quite yet so I can’t remember a lot of the shots I hit which is rare for me,” said Perkins. “The mental aspect was the most key. The course was set super tough and played hard every day. So I was just keep myself in it knowing that if I kept missing in the right spots and hitting golf shots. I could come out on top in the end.”

Smith shot a final round of 71 (-1) and carded a 4 under par 212 to be the Low Amateur Award winner.

“I couldn’t be happier with the way I’ve played,” said Smith. “Granted it was a tough loss because I was right there. But at the end of the day, I played three rounds under par. So I’m excited this being straight round under par.”

But with the leaders on the 17th hole, the horn sounded with bad weather approaching. So the remaining few players on the golf course, had to sit through a 1-hour delay before finishing. But right out of the delay, Perkins chip shot on 17 to 4 feet for birdie, basically sealed the tournament.

Daniel Hudson (Chicago) set the White Eagle course record with a 7 under par 65. Hudson finished T-3. Roy Biancalana was the low IPGA professional finishing T-7, with a final round of 71, and finishing -2 for the championship.

43RD ILLINOIS WOMEN’S JUNIOR GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP, was won by Allyson Duan of Buffalo Grove. Duan carded a 2 under par 70 to win the title at Hickory Point Golf Course.

THE 120th WESTERN AMATEUR fought through a 90 minute rain delay Wednesday afternoon. But once it cleared to resume play. It was 21-year old William Mouw of Chino, California who rose to the top of the leaderboard. Mouw is at 8 under par (136) after 36 holes. But Tommy Kuhl of Morton Illinois and a member of the University of Illinois men’s golf team is T-2. Kuhl is tied with 4 players-two shots behind Mouw.

The 1-over par cut (145) trimmed the field from 156 players to 54. But those players will play 36 holes on Thursday to determine the Low-16 players who will advance to the match play.

So for more information see thewesternamateur.com.

THE ILLINOIS OPEN at WHITE EAGLE GOLF CLUB (L)-THE 120TH WESTERN AMATEUR at EXMOOR COUNTRY CLUB are both underway this week. Come out and see top Illinois professionals, and local and national amateurs this week. Admission at both courses is free. More information at IPGA.com and at thewesternamateur.com

THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy or connect on LinkedIn and Facebook.

DePaul University Assistant Golf Coach Michael Schachner swings away on the 1st hole, during Round 1 of the Illinois Open.

Round 2 is in the books at the White Eagle Golf Club in Naperville Illinois.

David Perkins of East Peoria has a 1 shot lead heading into Wednesday’s final round.

Right behind Perkins is Varun Chopra and amateur Marcus Smith of Rockford.

Scores have not been low, as a result there are plenty of players within just five shots of the lead. Wednesday should be an exciting finishing round. The final round will go off both tee’s in order to finish earlier in the day. Both high heat and rain are expected in the afternoon.

THE WESTERN AMATUER is now underway at Exmoor Country Club, there is a18 more holes of stroke play before the field is cut from 156 players down to the low-44 and ties. Defending champion Michael Thorbjornsen had a rough start with a double bogey and a bogey on the second hole, before rebounding back into contention with an under par score..

THE ILLINOIS JUNIOR GIRLS championship is under way in downstate Forsyth Illinois at the Hickory Point Golf Course. Because of the overload of tournaments this week, the next recap on this event will be later in the week.

THE PGA JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP has started at Cog Hill Golf Club, more details coming later in this over-crowded tournament week. But there will be a recap on this event later this week.

Stay with Golfersongolf.com all week long to stay updated on all the tournament action around town.

COURSE REOPENING-It appears that Settlers Hill in Batavia will reopen later this week from the 21 month renovation, by architect Greg Martin. So stay tuned for details here on opening day.

THE ACORN GRILL at Heritage Oaks Golf Club at 3535 Dundee Road in Northbrook, is offering indoor and outdoor dining. So come see what else is new-Heritageoaksgc.com

THE GOG BLOG BY RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy or connect on LinkedIn and Facebook.

THE WHITE EAGLE GOLF CLUB in Naperville Illinois, home of the 2022 Illinois Open.

THE FIRST ROUND IS IN THE BOOKS AT THE 2022 ILLINOIS OPEN.

THREE PLAYERS are tied for lead at 2 under par.

Jimmy Morton, Drew Sheppard, and (a) Marcus Smith who is transferring to Howard University this fall.

Michael Schachner the assistant golf coach at DePaul University, had his score at the turn as low as 4 under par.

But after two consecutive drives that got pushed right on holes 1 and 2 (on the front nine) Schachner was back down to three under par. But eventually fell back to event par before his round was complete.

The 2022 Illinois Open, at White Eagle Golf Club.

But all in all, 54 players are within 5 shots of the lead with 36 holes to go.

Some of those names are familiar, and some might not be. Regardless, considering Round 1 conditions and course set-up plenty of the fields players played some pretty good golf.

IPGA Tournament Director Brad Slocum visited the media room early in the afternoon session. Slocum said the maintenance team had the greens rolling at over 13 on the Stimp-meter, that’s moving.

The start can be really tough if your not ready to go. Holes 1-4 on the front nine have water left or right. Homes left or right, OB left and right, which can have a player spending the rest of the round playing catch-up, if they add a few penalty shots early in day.

But what’s really amazing is the overall condition of the golf course. Because only a week ago, a small tornado went through the course taking out some 75 trees. But there was more damage to the scoreboard, a patio awning and some golf carts that were all destroyed. So serious credit the maintenance team for making things look like nothing happened, only 9 days later.

But in addition to the current leaders, several local IPGA professionals are within a few shots of the lead, including White Eagle GM and Director of Golf Curtis Malm. But also in contention is Bryce Emory who won the Illinois Open at White Eagle in 2020.

David Perkins of East Peoria talks about his opening round at the Illinois Open.

(A) Marcus Smith Smith of Rockford on his first round at the Illinois Open.

More coverage of Rounds 2 & 3 coming up here at Golfersongolf.com.

THE ACORN GRILL and the TRACKMAN TECHNOLOGY RANGE are two of the new features at Heritage Oaks at 3535 Dundee Road in Northbrook. Come see the new golf course, clubhouse, and other features. See Heritageoaksgc.com or call (847)-291-2351.

The Gog Blog by Rory Spears, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf-host of Golfers on Golf Radio at WNDZ Am 750.

TOURNEY TIME!

This week there are two tournaments in the Chicago area, and warm out or not I’ll be at both of them.

First on the tee today, is the Illinois Open at the White Eagle Golf Club in Naperville.

Defending champion T-K Kelly is not in the field and playing on the Korn Ferry Tour, so the title is up for grabs. So maybe Bryce Emory who won the title at White Eagle in 2020, can for two in a row at the Arnold Palmer designed White Eagle Club.

University of Illinois men’s golf coach Mike Small will likely be in the hunt, along with Andy Mickelson the director of golf at Mistwood Golf Club in Romeoville. Mickelson is the reigning IPGA Section champion. White Eagle Director of Golf Curtis Malm will be ready to put forth a solid three days in front of his membership.

But is there an amateur who could jump up and take the title this year ? The winner will be crowned-likely in the high heat on Wednesday afternoon.

STARTING TUESDAY AT EXMOOR is the 120th Western Amateur Championship, defending champion Michael Thorbjornsen is back this year and looking for two Western Amateur titles in a row.

WHAT I DO LIKE is that both tournaments are doing some live streaming of play, and if you can’t make it out, do check out the broadcasts. So visit each tournaments website for details on how to watch.

TOURNAMENT 3 is at Cog Hill Golf & Country Club, it’s the PGA or America Junior Tournament. Great tournament, bad week to have it in the Chicago area. Augusta Woman’s Amateur Champion Anna Green is the defending champion on the girls side. But for the second time in a month, she has WD out of a tournament in Illinois. Because Green got an exemption into the AIG British Women’s Open. Last month she pulled out of the WWGA-Amateur at Sunset Ridge.

THIS PAST WEEK the star power in golf was at the LIV Series tournament. It was not in Detroit at the PGA Tour. But kudo’s to Tony Finau for back-to-back wins, Finau is as hot as anybody in golf right now.

I AM GETTING Sick of the cry-babies whining about the LIV series of golf. Seriously if you don’t like it, that’s fine. But quit going on social media and crying about it. If you need to whine that bad-go open a bottle of it.

LEN ZIEHM at Lenziehmongolf.com has posted a column about his recent stop at the French Lick Resort. In beautiful French Lick Indiana. The resort is hosting a new Epson Tour event for the ladies on the Pete Dye Golf Course. It’s the biggest purse on the tour and should be some exciting golf. French Lick is a great getaway for those who are looking to take a golf trip.

THERE IS NO UPDATE SO FAR on the reopening of Settlers Hill in Batavia. But it should not be far away. I’ll keep everyone updated when I hear more. Because once the course does open, I do expect that it will be crowded right away.

THIS WEEK is expected to be a hot one. So when your out playing do take some water with you and stay hydrated.

THE SUMMER is flying by quickly, and Golfers on Golf Radio is down to it’s final 3 shows. I hope you can join us live on Saturday mornings at 10 Am on WNDZ-AM 750 Chicago.

THE GOG BLOG returns all week long. RS

CATCH ALL THE TOURNAMENT ACTION THIS WEEK-at Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park, home of the Western Amateur. The Illinois Open takes place the next three days at the White Eagle Golf Club In Naperville. The tournaments have streaming, see our stories or visit thewesternamateur.com or IPGA.com for more information.

THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation for Golfers on Golf. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy or connect on LinkedIn and Facebook.

McWethystavern.com the bee’s have produced again.

MISTWOOD GOLF CLUB and McWethy’s Tavern have nailed it again.

No they did not hit a great shot down the third fairway on the golf course.

But the Mistwood Farm right on property has produced another batch of it’s great tasting honey from the bee farm.

So whether you want to play golf, grab a lesson or get a club fitting, now you can along with a bottle of Mistwood’s Honey from the Honey Farm.

So learn more about the honey and the honey farm, at Mcwethystavern.com or at Mistwoodgc.com. on Renwick Road in Romeoville.

DALLAS BASED TOPGOLF has announced it will launch it’s first venue in Rhode Island, located in the greater Providence area. Details at Topgolf.com.

IF YOUR LOOKING TO TAKE A GOLF CRUISE and taking it to the UK, with plenty of Scottish and Irish Golf, and the opportunity to attend the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool, visit Perrygolf.com. Limited space remains, but is selling quickly. so don’t wait.

ST. ANDREWS SCOTLAND recently welcomed the 150th British Open to town. The Open attracted all-time record crowds, and as a result the demand for area tee times has increased. So if your thinking about visit, prepare accordingly. But do enjoy St. Andrews, more popular than ever.

The PFAU Course at Indiana University.

DO YOU NEED A NEW GOLF TRIP DESTINATION-how about Bloomington Indiana. The new Indiana University Pfau golf course is just one several area courses you can play.

Because other area options include, the Golf Club at Eagle Pointe.

There is the Cascades Golf Course, and the Taylors’ Par-3 course.

But for more information on Bloomington Indiana Golf, see VisitBloomington.com

The Gog Blog Returns tomorrow. RS

WHAT’S NEW AT HERITAGE OAKS (Besides the name) well for starters there is a new clubhouse with the Acorn Grill, a new practice facility with Trackman, and then just wait until you play the renovated golf course. Heritageoaksgc.com or call (847)-291-2351.

GOLFERS ON GOLF RADIO WNDZ-AM 750-CHICAGO tee time is 10 AM. The show is hosted by Chicago’s favorite foursome, and only golf show in town hosted by a member of the Illinois Golf Hall of Fame Len Ziehm, a member of the Illinois PGA Ed Stevenson, someone who has played on the PGA Tour Bill Berger, and a 35+ year member of the Chicago sports media in Rory Spears.

L-R Chicago’s Favorite Foursome Ed Stevenson-Len Ziehm-Bill Berger and Rory Spears at WNDZ-Am 750 Chicago

GOLFERS ON GOLF RADIO WEEK 13 is here.

THIS WEEK IS TOURNEY TIME in the Chicagoland area. First up starting Monday is the Illinois Open at the White Eagle Golf Club in Naperville.

Defending champion T-K Kelly is not playing this year, so the championship is up for grabs.

But for more information on the Illinois Open, Director of Golf at White Eagle GC, Curtis Malm checks-in with all the details.

But even before the open update from Malm. The Ziehm Machine with Len Ziehm is speeding back to Florida and rolling through Southern Georgia. But before leaving Indiana, Ziehm stopped off at the French Lick Resort to check-in on the new Epson Tour event and will report on that event.

TIM KELLY the superintendent at Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park, talks keeping the golf course in great shape. But getting it ready for an amateur golf championship like this weeks WGA Western Amateur.

CLICK HERE to hear this weeks Golfers on Golf Radio program.

Golfers on Golf Radio has 3 weeks left on WNDZ AM 750 for the 2022 season. So we hope you will join us for those shows. Thanks for listening Ed-Billy-Len and Rory.