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A Senior’s Journey Along Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail with Greg Evans
There are golf trips and then there are golfing adventures that stay with you long after the suitcase is unpacked and the clubs are back in the garage.
Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail belongs firmly in the second category.
Stretching across the state in spectacular fashion, the RTJ Golf Trail is unlike anything else in world golf.
It is a collection of championship calibre course

Sicily rarely tops the list when golfers picture their next trip, yet the island has quietly built a reputation among those who value dramatic scenery as much as a good scorecard. Wedged between volcanic hills, citrus groves, and coastline that shifts from rugged cliffs to soft sandy stretches, Sicilian golf courses offer something few destinations can match: a round of golf followed by an afternoon spent exploring ancient ruins or a fishing village that hasn’t changed much in decades.
For

August tournaments often provide the final opportunity for players to sharpen their games before the FedExCup Playoffs. Strong opening rounds can establish momentum, place golfers in favourable positions, and shape the narrative for an entire week.
While every event presents different course conditions, certain players repeatedly demonstrate an ability to start quickly. Their recent form, course fit, and statistical strengths make them compelling names to follow as the PGA Tour enters one of its

Japan’s Shiho Kuwaki won AIG Women’s Open after beating Germany’s Esther Henseleit in a tense play-off at Royal Lytham & St Annes.
The 23-year-old from Okayama, who came into the week ranked 46th in the world, had been near the top of the leaderboard all week with rounds of 66, 70 and 73, putting her within three shots of the third round lead held by America’s Yealimi Noh.
On the final day, Kuwaki held her nerve – while all around her to seemed to be losing thei