Golf News & Profiles
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LOCAL FLAVOR
America’s Cheeseburger Paradise
A THICK AND JUICY CHRONICLE OF COLORADO’S LEGENDARY LINKS TO CHEESEBURGERS & GOLF
Open Air Affair
All in the Family Meal
OUTSIDE THE BOX
How High is the Ceiling for Indoor Golf?
Dozens of offerings are out there – from one-bay sports bars to spacious clubs
Fall is When Golfers and Critters Try to Co-Exist
Golf boom making it tough to get on the course
PROFILES
Built for the Big Moments
Good support and drive all help make tournament success possible for local champion Maddy Bante
Neal Shipley has Colorado’s Number
The Making of a Golf Family
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GOLFTEC TIP OF THE WEEK: Holiday Shopping for a Golfer? We’ve Got You Covered
Looking for the best golf gifts in 2026?
Drivers Added to Conforming List
Ping and Wilson drivers have recently appeared on the USGA’s list, suggesting they will soon be available at retail
Aurora’s Davis Bryant heading into DP World Tour championship
Bryant joins Patrick Reed as only Americans to make the final 50 of DP World Tour season
GOLFTEC TIP OF THE WEEK: Golf Shoulder Sway Explained for Better Contact and Distance
Are your shoulders moving correctly throughout your golf swing?
Keeping It Simple
Tour Edge’s no-frills Hot Launch drivers are here to hit your ball high and straight
GOLFTEC TIP OF THE WEEK: Pitch Shots Rolling Too Far? Here’s why
In Payton’s fourth lesson, the focus shifts to one of golf’s biggest scoring zones: 50 yards and in. After struggling with pitch shots flying low and rolling too far past the hole, this lesson helps uncover the real causes and
We Are Golf – Meet Geoff Keffer, PGA
An Assistant PGA Professional who believes the game is about people first and scorecards second. For Geoff Keffer, PGA, golf has always been about people first and the game second. Long before trophies, titles, or scorecards, the game introduced him
Warm winter golf leads courses to temporarily ban carts
Denver area courses become walking-only for winter play due to high use and grass damage