The Traveling Golfer Takes Us To The Outer Banks
Traveling Golfer host, Tony Leodora visits courses along The Outer Banks or North Carolina. See highlights from The Carolina Club, The Point, Nags Head Golf Links, Kilmarlic Golf Club, and tourism along the Outer Banks.- TGD – This Week In Golf – Golf’s First Red Flag of 2026
After five months of record-pace growth, the golf industry just posted its first losing month of the year — and it wasn’t a close call. According to the National Golf Foundation’s latest Rounds Played Report,… Read more: TGD – This Week In Golf – Golf’s First Red Flag of 2026 - Traveling Golfer Celebrates 15th Anniversary as Yuengling Returns for 15th YearAward-winning golf travel series marks 15 years of production alongside one of its longest-standing brand partners MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Traveling Golfer will celebrate its 15th anniversary in 2027, marking a milestone for the award-winning… Read more: Traveling Golfer Celebrates 15th Anniversary as Yuengling Returns for 15th Year
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In 2012 I was in a room full of PGA professionals teaching digital marketing. I told them customer service was about to change. I said golfers would welcome having their phones tagged, so that when… Read more: Golf and AI – Can Golf Go on Autopilot? - A New Course an Hour From Charlotte Just Sold Out Its Entire Season in 72 MinutesPublished: September 12, 2026 Sometimes a golf course announces itself. Candyroot Lodge, a new public golf retreat taking shape in the Carolina Sandhills about 80 miles southeast of Charlotte, just did exactly that — every… Read more: A New Course an Hour From Charlotte Just Sold Out Its Entire Season in 72 Minutes
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