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.
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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 Minutes
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- Ocean City, Maryland Is Quietly Becoming a Real Golf Destination — Here’s the Proof
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- The Greatest Comeback in Walker Cup History Happened at LahinchTGD Newswire – This Week In Golf – The Greatest Comeback in Walker Cup History Happened at Lahinch (Sept 10, 2026) Great Britain & Ireland won the 51st Walker Cup 13½-12½ at Lahinch Golf Club… Read more: The Greatest Comeback in Walker Cup History Happened at Lahinch