... spent big money to view Thursday's washed-out first round got a good-news, bad-news situation as the United States Golf Association worked out a compromise. Initially, the USGA had denied Thursday's spectators rain checks, citing tickets ...

... get it." What she did get, though, was more preparation for the upcoming United States Girls Junior, a United States Golf Association championship, in Hartford, Conn. "This tournament was good in helping get prepared," Maggio said ...

... bounding away. The net effect of the customary setup would be to take chipping out of the game. Will the United States Golf Association go a different route in June as it brings its biggest event to Pinehurst No.2 for the first time? And how ...

... against the organization in charge of setting it up. If Pinehurst No. 2 turns into Shinnecock Hills, the United States Golf Association should consider itself warned. "I told Tom Meeks, 'If you lose the golf course, you'd better hide ...

... course didn't come to pass - at least in Saturday's third round. There's still one more day for the United States Golf Association to pull back on the watering of the greens and make the hole placements more difficult. But the competitors ...

... Scholars chosen to attend the conference. Bryce Molder shot a second round 2-over-par 74 to advance in the United States Golf association Junior Amateur Championship at the Fargo County Club in North Dakota.

... tournament 1972 and the ASGA senior stroke play tournament in 1982 and 1983. Twice he represented Arkansas in the United States Golf Association senior amateur championships. Watkins was a gentleman and believed golf was a gentlemen's game. He was ...

... claimed him Tuesday as an honored alumnus during a reception for the former Bear golfer who recently won the United States Golf Association's Senior Amateur Championship. About 75 people golfers as well as "players," friends and family gathered ...

... efforts to play it. That year, Hazeltine became the most controversial course of the 89 previously used by the United States Golf Association for its Open. In addition to the usual industrial-strength rough, the course had wicked doglegs and was ...

... to stop. But it will continue down the hill, sometimes even going off the green. Apparently led by the United States Golf Association, such tricklings seem to be a way of making golf courses difficult. Similar tricklings will be happening ...