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A North Carolina club restores its shorelines

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By Brian Stiehler, Evan Schiller, Inverness Club
| Golf Course Industry Verified
Watching the golden-orange sun rise over Lake Erie, there is a quiet anticipation for what comes next. With the approach of the 17th playing of the Solheim Cup at Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, the same emotion is palpable. Where players, members and staff have unwittingly conspired to make reverent golf history for more than a century, the rolling fairways are misted with whispers of glory.
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The Grainys - 2018 Edition

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By Tim Moraghan, Pat Jones, Henry DeLozier, Brian Stiehler
| Golf Course Industry Verified
Welcome to the 2018 edition of The Grainys, my highly subjective awards for the best and worst of the golf year just past. To be honest, it was a rather dull year, but that didn’t stop The Grainys crew from finding some memorable achievements. Now on the tee, the envelopes, please….
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Let’s talk…

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By Pat Jones, Henry DeLozier, Brian Stiehler, Leasha Schwab
| Golf Course Industry Verified
Robinson I have been racking my brain trying to decide how to tackle the topic of anxiety through the written word. In person, I could talk for hours, even days about it. So why is putting pen to paper such a daunting task? Maybe it’s because the topic of anxiety in today’s culture is still so taboo? Most people who suffer hold it in because they cannot articulate their feelings and they are convinced they are alone.
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