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Denver Golf Expo Special Section

The Rocky Mountain’s Largest Golf Expo Returns to the Denver Mart

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

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he 2016 Denver Golf Expo is swinging into spring at the Denver Mart on Friday, February 19 through Sunday, February 21. With over a hundred exhibits and displays, this interactive three-day event is the Rocky Mountain’s largest show for golfers with more than 12,000 gathering to enjoy the industry’s best offerings – and a welcome sign that spring is just around the corner.

Mark Cramer, President of the Denver Golf Expo, says, “We are excited about the upcoming show and the continued support and partnerships of the Rocky Mountain golfing community. Seasoned pros and golf experts are on hand to tune up anyone’s golf game with pro seminars and tips.

Polish your swing and try out the new 2016 model clubs at Lenny’s Golf Demo Days Club Test. With exhibitors offering great deals on local green fees, golf equipment, apparel, and golf getaway vacations, the Denver Golf Expo will drive your golf season into full swing!”

2016 Denver Golf Expo Highlights:

• Parking is still Free! Shuttle buses available during Expo show hours.

• Seminar Stage: Daily seminars and demonstrations covering topics such as fitness and technique plus much more.

• Special Appearance: Please welcome Hal Sutton to the main stage on Friday 11:30-12:30, courtesy of Stryker Orthopedics. One of the most recognizable names and personalities in professional golf, Sutton is a 32-year veteran of the sport, current member of the Champions Tour, and winner of 14 PGA Tour events.

• Daily Interactive Challenges: • Long Putt Challenge: Daily qualifiers putt off on Sunday to win a stay and play package at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, Oregon.

• Closest to pin contests: Daily winners will win a stay and play package.

• Grand Prize Bandon Dunes Golf Resort: One lucky Denver Golf Expo attendee will win this Bandon Dunes Golf Resort Getaway* for 4 people? This amazing golf getaway includes a 3 night stay in luxury 4-Bedroom Cottage, 12 rounds of links golf on any of Bandon’s 5 courses. Retail value $9,000. Exclusions and blackout days may apply.

• Enter to Win! Fill out the survey in the front lobby and you will immediately get a gift pack plus be entered to win one of over 100 door prizes.

• Junior Golf Central: Kids drive, chip, and putt. Complimentary lessons from pros. Information on programs

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available for young golfers.

• Tune Up with a Pro: Free lessons, personalized instruction, and seminars from Colorado PGA pros. Ask questions, get answers, and experience one-on-one technique enhancements before you hit the links.

• Customize Travel Packages: Plan the perfect golfing trip.

From the destination and resort, to world-famous golf course, your travel package can be customized for the ultimate getaway.

• Manufacturers Club Testing & Fitting Area: Thanks to Lenny’s Golf, you can try before you buy. Attendees can try out the new 2016 models at Lenny’s Golf Demo Days Club Test – with all of the manufacturer reps on hand to answer questions. Get fitted and order on site.

• Used Club Sale: Donate or purchase to the Largest Used Club Sale in the West, proceeds supporting Junior Golf throughout Colorado.

• Live Remote: Listen to your favorite radio broadcasters from The Fan, 104.3 at the Expo and live on radio.

• Show only deals on Green Fees: Cash in on these discounted, show only, green fees from your favorite Colorado golf courses.

• Free range balls: Just for registering you will get some free range balls (BOGO offer) at Buffalo Run Golf Course.

• Fore Golf Program: The progressive golf experience returns, courtesy of South Suburban courses. The offer features a different golf experience each month from February to May. Begin in February with a free cart and range balls at one of four South Suburban courses with any green fees purchase and then move into May with a choice of several golf deals, such as 2 for 1 green fees at

Lone Tree Golf Course or a free round at Family Sports Golf Club.

• Quality Exhibitors: Denver Golf Expo continues to bring in quality exhibitors, including golf retailers, golf-related companies, golf courses, and golf resorts and hotels. Did we mention truckloads of golf merchandise at show-only prices?

• Sponsor: Our major sponsor this year is Golf Squid, producers of a cutting edge, on-line, tournament management software application. Golf Squid will be fresh from their major product roll out at the PGA Orlando show. Stop by booth 145 for a demo.

• Cheers to Blue Moon: Our official beer of the 2016 Denver Golf Expo.

The Denver Golf Expo has become one of the top consumer golf expos in the country. According to Cramer, “Our continued success is due to the local and regional support by the Colorado Section of the PGA, Colorado Golf Association, Colorado Junior Golf Association, and the Colorado Women’s Golf Association.”

Parking continues to be free at the Denver Mart, and with daily tickets just $13 for adults and kids 16 and under just $3, this is the perfect golf-themed family outing.

Save the date now for the 2016 Denver Golf Expo, Friday, February 19 through Sunday, February 21. For more information, go to DenverGolfExpo.com (where you can also pre-purchase tickets). For timely updates, read our Tweets at www.twitter.com/DenverGolfExpo or follow us on Facebook. D

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DIVOT Magazine and Denver Golf Expo, A Dynamic Balance

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

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ur partnership with DIVOT Magazine continues to be a dynamic balance,” says Denver Golf Expo director Mark Cramer. “With more than 24 years in Colorado, Publisher Karl O’Keefe brings to the table more than 24 years of experience publishing a golf magazine, and the loyal support we’ve known for more than a 17 years continues to make us a winning two-some.”

Building on its excellent reputation in Colorado, DIVOT Magazine provides coverage of the 2016 Denver Golf Expo event to its readers. The results are a blend of two trusted industry leaders to create one of the most premier golf shows in the West.

“The Denver Golf Expo continually grows and changes to meet the needs of the industry, and DIVOT Magazine has that same attitude,” reports Publisher Karl O’Keefe. “Representative of Colorado’s unique golf market, our four-issue

seasonal publishing schedule continues to be a success.

Each issue reflects how courses and golf related businesses position and price themselves throughout the year.”

DIVOT Magazine reaches golfers throughout the state of Colorado, consistently providing an invaluable resource for golfers. DIVOT Magazine maintains the content that readers demand: in-depth coverage of the best golf-related news, information, trends and lifestyle, with a new fresh look.

From Publisher Karl O’Keefe’s first 8-page black and white newspaper to today’s re-imagined and fresh DIVOT Magazine, O’Keefe says, “We have emerged into an authoritative golf publication with our unique, magazinetabloid sized publication format.”

Published four times a year, including their special Winter issue highlighting the Denver Golf Expo, DIVOT Magazine strives to re-educate and entertain its 25k-30k readers.

O’Keefe’s company also publishes the popular Green Saver golf discount book, containing over $9,500 in golf and golf-

related savings which includes 73 Colorado courses.

Denver Golf Expo gives all fans of DIVOT Magazine a chance to meet Publisher Karl O’Keefe. Stop by DIVOT Magazine’s booth, say hello to Karl and check out the values in the 2016 edition and register to win your own Green Saver Golf Discount Book – a $39 value. D

South Suburban Parks & Recreation Offers Four Great Golf Courses

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

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olf at South Suburban Parks and Recreation can be anything you want it to be,” says Bill Ramsey, Director of Golf at South Suburban Parks & Recreation. “With four very different golf courses with varying design and difficulty, our courses are designed to appeal to everyone, as we offer something for all ages and levels of golfer.”

If you live in Denver metro, chances are you’ve already swung your clubs at a South Suburban Parks and Recreation course. South Suburban Golf Course offers 2 different experiences, from the 18-hole par 72 course with its rolling fairways and large undulating greens to the 9-hole par 3. The South Suburban Parks and Recreation presents players with its 18-hole executive at Littleton Golf & Tennis Club and the Arnold Palmer’s18-hole championship course is at the Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel. The Family Sports Golf Course boasts a 9hole executive course, a large heated

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and lighted year-round driving range.

Denver Golf Expo attendees again have a unique opportunity to sample all four courses.

Mark Cramer, President of Denver Golf

Expo, explains, “The moment you enter Denver Golf Expo, you’ve extended your golf dollars. Discount golf begins with your $13 admission, which immediately gives you a free ‘Fore Golf Program*,’ courtesy of South Suburban

The Fore Golf Program is a progressive golf experience, debuting in 2012 and returning again in 2016 for Denver Golf Expo attendees. The offer features a several distinctive golf experiences from February to May. Begin in February with a free cart and range balls at one of four South Suburban courses with any green fees purchase and then move into May with a choice of several golf deals, such as 2 for 1 green fees at Lone Tree Golf Course or a free round at Family Sports Golf Club.

For more details on South Suburban Parks & Recreation’s four golf courses: Littleton Golf & Tennis Club, Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel, South Suburban Golf Course, and Family Sports Golf Club, log on to www.Sspr.org or www.golflonetree.com. Be sure to find them on Facebook and Twitter.

*Fore Golf Program restrictions apply. See offer details given at Denver Golf Expo. Must complete the attendee survey. D

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Lenny’s Golf Shop returns as sponsor of the popular Club Test and Driving Range

Grand Prize:

Bandon Dunes Golf Getaway for 4!

— Retail value $9,000.00 —

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sk anyone who attends the annual Denver Golf Expo where the place to be is and you’ll hear a resounding “Demo Days Club Test”. Lenny’s Golf returns again in 2016 as host to this popular gathering place.

“Lenny’s Golf is returning for the 6th year,” says Mark Cramer, Director of Denver Golf Expo. “When Lenny is behind an event, he’s all into making it a success, and we’re thrilled to have him back again.”

Since the early 1980’s, Lenny’s Golf has been a Colorado favorite offering the best in golf equipment, apparel and custom fitting. Lenny and his team is hyped and ready to return as sponsor of the 2016 Denver Golf Expo’s Club Test.

Lenny says, “Get there early to get your shot at one of our 15 hitting stations to loosen your winter golf swing while you test ‘drive’ the new 2016 club models.”

Lenny’s Golf will again be bringing state-of-the-art-fitting equipment to the Demo Days Club Test and Driving Range experience, technology at work to make your golf game easier and more enjoyable.

With assistance from manufacturers’ representatives, Expo attendees can stop by and swing 2016 offerings from top club makers such as Ping, Callaway, Nike, Cleveland, Taylor Made, Titleist, Mizuno, and Adams with many more

brands being added every day!

Nick Nosewicz, from the familyowned Lenny’s Golf, adds, “With this year’s Expo dates pushed one week later, we have additional time to bring in the new models after the annual PGA Show in Orlando. We’ll have all manufacturer reps on site at the Driving Range to answer questions. For serious golfers ready to invest in new product and equipment, orders will be taken at the Expo.”

“This event is the biggest, you-don’twant-to-miss three demo days that Rocky Mountain golfers will have for the entire season,” says Nick. “After last year’s blizzard, we are upping the ante in 2016 with $500,000 in inventory at the Expo. Our goal is to have a record year at the Expo. We are bringing in more golf bags and pushcarts. If there’s a club you’re interested in, chances are we’ll have it. We are also adding another register to to accelerate the checkout process.”

If you’re looking for golf deals, then Lenny’s Golf at the Denver Golf Expo is the place to shop. Stopping at the Denver Golf Expo gets your great deals and special buys on clubs (new and used), bags, pull carts – and more!

Armed with personal knowledge gained at the Denver Golf Expo’s Demo Days Club Test, golfers are invited after the show to check out Lenny’s Golf Shop‘s full line of clubs and equipment, personalized service and custom fitting, located at 2601 S Parker Rd - Aurora, CO or call 303-369-5900. D

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By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

Links courses give an Old World feel to your golf game, and in North America, Bandon Dunes Golf in Oregon is the place you want to land for just such an experience. At the 2016 Denver Golf Expo, one lucky winner and three of their best friends will get that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity*!

Located just under three hours from Eugene, head west and then south, and be prepared for a scenic Highway 101 drive.

Non-golfers may not have heard of Bandon Dunes, but seasoned duffers likely have this seaside town and its world renowned courses on their golf bucket list.

With a reputation as one of the greatest golf resorts in the world, Bandon Dunes Golf Resort opened its first course in 1999, Bandon Dunes, perched on a bluff high above the Pacific Ocean. The 18-hole additions of Pacific Dunes (2001), Bandon Trails (2005), and Old MacDonald (2010), as well as the unique 13-hole Par-3 course, Bandon Preserve (2012), provides the perfect destination for any golf enthusiast with that passion for adventure. That’s 85 holes and a whole lot of golf stories up for discussion.

What makes Bandon Dunes so special is that these are all links courses, joining the club of only a few authentic links courses

in North America. These courses are consistently rated as top golf courses in the U.S. and world by several golf publications.

Bandon Dunes Golf Resort has developed into the “No. 1 Golf Resort in North America” according to Golf Digest with all four public 18-hole courses ranked in the top 15 within the U.S. But wait! There’s more. Accommodations range from single rooms overlooking the 18th hole of Bandon Dunes to 4-bedroom Grove cottages tucked away in the coastal evergreen forest. Six award-winning restaurants provide a diverse experience for your palate.

Did we mention that one lucky Denver Golf Expo attendee **will win this Bandon Dunes Golf Resort Getaway* for 4 people?

This amazing golf getaway includes a 3 night stay in luxury 4-Bedroom Cottage, 12 rounds of links golf on any of Bandon’s 5 courses. Retail value $9,000 What else do you need for your next golf adventure?

For more information vist www.BandonDunesGolf.com or call toll Free: 888.345.6008 • Local: 541.347.4380. * All trips are good for Sunday arrival and Wednesday departure only, based on resort’s availability. Airfare and other incidental charges are not included. Expires 9/30/16 **You must fill out the survey in front lobby to be entered into the drawing. D

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Pre-Purchase OR At the Door: Get Your Tickets to Denver Golf Exp

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

Hate long lines? Maybe hate is a strong word, but we don’t like to stand in line either. When you’re ready to dive into the Denver Golf Expo experience, who wants to wait in line to purchase a ticket? That’s why – it’s back! Denver Golf Expo is again offering its easy-to-buy ticket experience.

Purchase online.

No need to leave home. Point your mouse to DenverGolfExpo.com and purchase your ticket(s) with the click of the mouse. Print your tickets and be sure to bring them with you to show at the Expo door. And then you’re off to enjoy the everything-golf-under-one-roof at the Denver Merchandise Mart.

Groceries and Golf.

Grocery shopping just got into the swing of spring. Stop by your local King Soopers and elevate your boring grocery shopping with the purchase of a Denver Golf Expo ticket. Stop by the courtesy counter to purchase your Expo admission through Ticket West through Feb. 21.

Purchase at the Door.

For those who prefer to purchase tickets at the door, we recommend arriving early to purchase your ticket and take advantage of the full day of golf themed experiences.

Where: The Denver Mart Plaza 451 E 58th Ave., Denver, CO 80216

Dates & Hours: Friday, February 19 - 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Saturday, February 20 - 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Sunday, February 21 - 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Admission Per Day: Adults: $13.00 Seniors (50+) $11.00 Veterans and Military $11.00 Kids 16 and under $3.00 For more information: DenverGolfExpo.com

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CGA and Colorado PGA Join Forces for New Junior Golf

The future of junior golf in Colorado is in good hands with the announcement that the Colorado PGA and the Colorado Golf Association are teaming up for an epic junior golf program coming in 2016! Following a year of in-depth discussions on the future of junior golf in Colorado, the CPGA and CGA agreed the collaboration was in the best interest of the golf industry in Colorado and more importantly junior golfers and parents.

So, what does this mean?

After 31 years, the CJGA is being retired and will now be operating a joint junior development series and tour events for 2016.

The new tournament structure features a Junior Tour with nationally ranked, multiday events and four major championships throughout the season. Their Junior Series, designed for up-and-coming players, will offer 18- and 9-hole options for kids aged 11-13 and 14-18 while our 10 and Under division will play some of the best par-3 courses in the state. This new structure will cater to any and all levels of junior golfers!

The four major championships, Colorado PGA Junior Championship, Colorado Junior Amateur Championship, Colorado Junior Match Play Championship, and the Junior Tour Championship will be open to

all members through exemptions and qualifiers with both boys and girls divisions competing at the same venues!

In addition to being your one-stop-shop for competitive junior golf, the Player Development Pathway will also embrace the core programs of each association including Golf in Schools, PGA Junior League, Drive Chip & Putt Championship, partnerships with in-state national qualifying events, instructional camps and clinics and much more. Additionally, it will serve as a portal to college golf with a vast array of free counseling opportunities and assistance programs.

The re-branding of this partnership is still underway. Currently work is still being done towards creating a new logo and website of the yet-to-be named association. The new website will act as a clearinghouse for all things junior golf, including PGA Member and facility programs, instructional opportunities, in-school and after-school programming, tournament registration, and other resources for players and parents alike.

Keep up with their progress by stopping by Junior Golf Central at the Denver Mart during the 2016 Denver Golf Expo, Friday, February 19 through Sunday, February 21. D

CGA Used Club Sale Returns to 2016 Denver Golf Expo

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

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onate. Purchase. Give Back to Golf – One Club at a time. That’s the basics of the Colorado Golf Association’s Used Club Sale.

Get a new set of clubs for Christmas?

Looking for a great deal on used drivers?

Perhaps your junior golfer needs an upgrade. Help a good cause and either donate or purchase your replacement clubs or sets at the CGA’s Used Club sale. The annual sale raises much needed funds for

its youth development programs, supporting junior golf initiatives across the state.

Ready to donate? Donations are accepted through February 16 at the PGA Tour Superstore at Arapahoe & I-25, or contact the CGA office at 303-974-2106 to coordinate drop offs. Donations will also be accepted during the show hours of the 2016 Denver Golf Expo. *Please note: consignments will no longer be accepted.

For more information on the Used Club Sale and/or junior programs: contact Managing Director of Operations, Dustin Jensen at 303-974-2106. D DIVOTMagazine.com l Winter Issue 2016

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PGA and Golf in Schools Program he Colorado PGA Golf in Schools Program just completed its fourth year and is running strong.

Since its inception, the program has introduced over 40,000 children to the game.

Through funding provided by Colorado PGA REACH and the Colorado Open Foundation, the game of golf and the life skills

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associated with it are introduced by golf professionals to school age children at no cost to the school or the student. The program is conducted during a 3 day session in the child’s Physical Education classes with a final day field trip at a nearby golf course.

The Colorado PGA serves with a long term goal of making a difference in the

PGA Junior League PGA Junior League Golf is a fun, social and inclusive opportunity for boys and girls ages 13 and under to learn and enjoy the game of golf. Much like other recreational league sports, participants wear numbered jerseys and play on teams with their friends.

Each team is captained by a PGA or LPGA Professional, who serves as the coach and is at the forefront of creating a welcoming environment for all to enjoy the game. PGA Junior League Golf utilizes a popular scramble format that creates a nur-

turing environment for learning and development - both on and off course.

With more than 2,500 teams and 30,000 participants in 2015 - and Ambassadors like Rory McIlroy and Michelle Wie - PGA Junior League Golf has wide-ranging appeal for both youth and their parents.

The program focuses on fun, recreation, good health and sportsmanship. PGA Junior League Golf is recreational and developmental in nature and works with PGA Sections and local youth organizations across

lives of others by providing opportunities for families to build and strengthen relationships, and engage in a sport that lasts a lifetime.

For more information on the Golf in Schools Program, please visit Junior Golf Central at the 2016 Denver Golf Expo or go to www.coloradopga.com. D the country to offer an alternative, social golf format. This unique approach highlights team play versus individual competition and serves as a feeder system to transition youth golfers to existing junior golf programs.

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2014 – 10 teams in Colorado 2015 – 56 teams in Colorado

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Colorado PGA REACH Foundation

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

olorado PGA REACH is the Charitable Foundation of the over 800 men and women who are PGA Members and Apprentices of the Colorado Section of the PGA of America. The mission of Colorado PGA REACH is to positively “Impact Lives Through Golf” and this is accomplished by focusing on serving three key pillars: Youth, Military, Diversity & Inclusion.

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Colorado PGA REACH works daily to support our PGA Professionals to make a difference in our local communities. Colorado PGA REACH programming ensures that regardless of your age or background, cost will never inhibit one’s involvement and enjoyment of the game of golf.

Youth Pillar The Youth Pillar of PGA REACH seeks to improve and advance opportunities for youth. Introduction to the sport at an early age has proven to provide great opportunities in the areas of education, health and wellness, as well as character building centered on the sport of golf. Through Colorado PGA REACH, we host Golf in Schools, Drive, Chip & Putt and new for 2016, we will combine efforts with the Col-

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orado Golf Association to run a brand new Junior Golf program across the state of Colorado.

Military Pillar Under the Military Pillar, Colorado PGA REACH provides golf as a therapeutic rehabilitation tool for all military Veterans.

The lifetime sport of golf has proven to be an excellent outlet for activity and competition but also allows military to assimilate back into their community through the social interaction the game provides.

Colorado PGA REACH has partnered with the Warrior Transition Battalion at Ft. Carson and with the Denver VA Hospital to conduct PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) programs. Through these programs active duty, veterans and their families go through a program designed to enhance their rehabilitation and assimilation back into society. The HOPE program provides all Veterans with free golf instruction taught by local PGA Professionals.

Diversity and Inclusion Pillar Under the diversity and inclusion pillar, Colorado PGA REACH supports three key programs; Scholarships and Grants, Employee Talent Development Programs and the United States Olympic Committee FLAME (Finding Leaders Among Minorities Everywhere) program.

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Scholarships are awarded to Colorado PGA Professionals and their family members as well as students enrolled in the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs PGA Professional Golf Management Program.

Grants are awarded to Colorado PGA Professionals and their facilities to foster the creation of new programs and their clubs.

The Employee Talent Development Program is a unique professional development benefit designed specifically for executive-level leaders and other employees to learn the game of golf through Get Golf Ready. This dynamic program features key benefits including health and wellness, relationship and team building, leadership development and business enhancement.

The U.S. Olympic Committee’s Finding Leaders Among Minorities Everywhere (FLAME) program provides diverse college and graduate-level students with a unique look into the world of elite sport.

This eight-day program offers an exciting and rigorous curriculum designed to increase knowledge of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic movements.

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Junior Golf Central Returns

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

The always popular Junior Golf Central returns to the Denver Golf Expo.

This ineractive area keeps kids entertained and also teaches them more about the game of golf.

The interactive Drive, Chip and Putt Competition will also return allowing juniors to compete in daily contests against juniors their own age for special prizes.

Last year marked the third year for the popular joint initiative by the Masters Tournament, the United States Golf Association and the PGA of America. The Drive, Chip and Putt Championship is a free nationwide junior competition focusing on the three fundamental skills employed in golf, tapping the creative and competitive spirit of girls and boys, ages 7-15.

In 2015, three juniors from Colorado advanced to the Drive Chip and Putt Championship to be held the Sunday prior to the Masters this April.

• Arielle Keating, Colorado Springs, CO who qualified in the Girls 14-15 Division.

• Luke Trujillo, Colorado Springs, CO who qualified in the Boys 14-15 Division.

• Caitlyn Chin, Greenwood, CO who qualified in the Girls 7-9 Division.

In 2016, the Colorado PGA will host six local qualifiers and one sub-regional qualifier.

Kids and parents, be sure to stop by Junior Golf Central at the Denver Golf Expo to participate in the interactive Drive Chip and Putt simulation and showcase their skills in the three areas.

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The 2016 Denver Golf Expo would like to thank all of our sponsors!

PGA Veteran Hal Sutton Appearing at the 2016 Denver Golf Expo

Serving Blue Moon Craft Beers at Denver Golf Expo

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

The 2016 Denver Golf Expo will officially serve a selection of craft beers from Blue Moon Brewing Company®, where they believe brewing is an art.

And it’s been that way since head brewmaster and founder, Keith Villa, first created Blue Moon® Belgian White Belgian-Style Wheat Ale back in 1995 in downtown Denver, Colorado.

It all started with Keith’s idea to craft a beer inspired by the flavorful Belgian Wits that he enjoyed while studying brewing in Belgium. He brewed his interpretation using the highest quality ingredients like Valencia orange peel, versus the traditional tart Curaçao orange peel, for a subtle sweetness. Then he added oats and wheat to create a smooth,

creamy finish that is inviting to the palate. As a final touch, he garnished the beer with an orange slice to heighten the citrus aroma and taste.

Even better, at the Denver Golf Expo, Blue Moon Brewing Company will be pouring 6 of their craft beers for attendees: • Belgian White – served with an orange, of course!

• White IPA • Cinnamon Horchata Ale • Peach Ale (Spring Seasonal) • Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy • Pilsner Urquell

Stop by and order your favorite Blue Moon Craft Beer from Blue Moon Brewing Company. D

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

The 2016 Denver Golf Expo is proud to announce a special appearance by PGA Veteran Hal Sutton. One of the most recognizable names and personalities in golf, Hal Sutton, will be interviewed by Jerry Walters on the Main Stage on Friday, February 19, 11:3012:30, courtesy of Stryker Orthopaedics.

Sutton is a 32-year veteran of the sport and current member of the Champions Tour. He is the winner of 14 PGA Tour events, most notably the 1983 PGA Tour Championship, the 1983 Tournament Players Championship, the 1988 Tour Championship and the 2000 Players Championship.

In 2012, at age 54, after speaking with his doctor and learning about the differences in hip replacements, Sutton made the decision to undergo hip replacement of his left hip. A year later when Sutton’s right hip began to hurt he consulted with his doctor and underwent his second hip replacement. Hal Sutton received Stryker’s Mobile Bearing Hips on both the left and right side.

In 2012, Sutton returned to the Champions Tour. Since then, he has recorded one top 10 finish and six top 25 finishes. Look for him out on the course (and at Denver Golf Expo) with his I Love My Hips hat.

So join Hal Sutton and Jerry Walters on Friday, Feb. 19 on the main stage at 11:30. This is one interview you don’t want to miss! D

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Golf Tournaments: Save Time and Money with Expo Sponsor GolfSquid.com

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

ttention tournament directors! Want to save 30-40 hours of work while making your golf tournament registration more efficient for golfers? Now that we have your attention, say hello to Golfsquid.com™, a Denver-based online golf event registration and promotion software.

According to Golfsquid.com President Gary Robinson, “There is nothing out there even remotely close to this. As a veteran tournament planner, I've planned more than one hundred golf events and this software knocked my socks off.”

Golfsquid.com gives tournament hosts a suite of online registration, reporting, ex-

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hibitor, and spectator services that is absolutely unmatched in the industry. Hosts can manage the entire process using the self- serve tools or opt for the company's "white glove" level of service. In either case, golf event hosts will find themselves saving weeks’ worth of work and providing a much better experience for themselves and their golfers.

“Even if you’ve never been on the computer,” says Robinson, “this cloud-based online program is so intuitive, you can put

a tournament together inside of 30 minutes.”

Using Golfsquid.com, event hosts can quickly build attractive and interactive micro websites for their events and customize their registration forms as desired.

Every event gets its own mobile app that lets hosts publish up-to-the-minute bulletins and allows attendees to vote, in real time, on whatever the host puts on the ballot. The system easily handles complex events with spectator tickets, booth sales,

volunteer signup and integrated sponsorships. Registration proceeds go directly into the host's operating account. Best of all, the system is intuitive, easy to use, and affordable.

Robinson, who liked the program so much, joined the company in January of 2015, and last summer, Golfsquid.com became the preferred Online Tournament Services Partner of Golfsmith, the largest specialty golf retailer in the world.

Interested? Stop by the Golfsquid.com booth # 145 at Denver Golf Expo for live demonstrations of the program and to ask questions, or visit www.golfsquid.com and click the HOW IT WORKS menu to watch a brief introduction video and review the features of the software. D

Why You Want to Know About RoundForeKids.org

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

That golf habit of ours is expensive, but as any golfer will tell you, so worth the time and money. When introducing the game of

golf to your constantly growing children, well, that just rang up the cash register another notch. The added expense of outgrowing golf clubs – well there is now a solution for that. Enter in Rounds Fore Kids.

Colorado Golf Foundation and CGA’s Centennial

By Diana Rowe DIVOT Contributing Writer

The Colorado Golf Foundation was founded in late 2012 by a lead gift of $2 million from philanthropist and oil and gas entrepreneur, George Solich and his wife, Carol. Since this generous gift, the Foundation has raised an additional $405,000 in two years of community fundraising.

To celebrate the Centennial Anniversary of the Colorado Golf Association, the Century of Golf Gala was held at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs in mid-November. Emceed by Channel 2 Anchor Tom Green, the Gala featured a retrospective of 100 Years of Golf in Colorado and honored six “People of the Century”. The featured guest of the evening was Jack Nicklaus who entertained the audience with a casual fireside chat moderated by Golf Digest

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writer and Golf Channel Insider Tim Rosaforte.

Recognized and honored for their impact on the game locally and nationally were 6 Colorado golf “People of the Century”: Will Nicholson Jr. (Man of the Century), Judy Bell (Woman of the Century), Hale Irwin (Male Player of the Century), Barbara McIntire (Female Player of the Century), Charles "Vic" Kline (Golf Professional of the Century) and Dennis Lyon (Superintendent of the Century).

The event raised $380,000 for the Colorado Golf Foundation -- and its mission to provide funding for Colorado-based golf organizations and programs that use golf to build important life skills and character, with an emphasis on instilling hard work and self-reliance in young people. To learn more or make a donation visit www.coloradogolffoundation.org. D

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According to Casey A. Schiel, PGA, President & Founder of Rounds Fore Kids, “We want to make golf more affordable for kids to play.”

With a mission statement like “Growing junior golf by introducing and continually educating kids about the game of golf through affordable and resourceful youth player development programs,” Rounds Fore Kids will create an opportunity for any junior wanting to play the game.

According to Schiel, Rounds Fore Kids has four primary areas of concentration to grow junior golf in the Denver metro area: • Offer on-course rounds of golf and practice opportunities at their local golf facility.

• Delivery affordable and property fitted golf equipment through the RFK Annual Club Membership program.

• Connect kids with their local PGA Golf Professional and pay a portion of their individual golf instruction.

• Encourage and sponsor juniors to play in fun and competitive tournaments to expand their experience.

Forget about shelling out money for expensive clubs every time your young golfer outgrows them. Perhaps the most exciting Round Fore Kids initiative is to allow your junior golfer to grow with their clubs by renting fitted golf equipment each year.

The 2016 RFK Annual Club Membership includes a full set of properly fitted golf clubs fitted by height, a carry stand bag, custom RFK bag tag, and an RFK Junior

Golf Guide for Denver Colorado for only $150.

Round Fore Kids is invested in the junior golf experience. Existing members who return their outgrown golf equipment within 1 calendar year will receive a new club membership 50% off new membership, and after 2 calendar discounted membership is 30% off! Applications open online at RoundForeKids.org.

Prefer a hand’s on experience? Stop by the Round Fore Kids booth at the Denver Golf Expo, where 30 set of golf clubs will be ready to be fitted and rented! Parents and their junior golfers can leave the Expo with their clubs!

In addition, Round Fore Kids will be offering pitching lessons, free for golfers of all ages. The free 5 minute lesson will work on the short game and pitching fundamentals with a PGA golf professional. After your lesson, you will receive a pitching report card with notes from your instructor.

While visiting the Round Fore Kids booth, be sure to ask for more information about its junior programs and the upcoming Junior Golf Guide.

For more information, go to RoundForeKids.org. D

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2016 DENVER GOLF EXPO EXHIBITOR LIST AND FLOOR PLAN Adams Golf Driving Range Aliante Casino + Hotel + Spa 1216 Alliance Insurance Group 326 American Singles Golf Association (ASGA) 1214 APG Links Closest to the Pin 1016 Applewood Golf Course 320, 322 Arcis Golf 223 Aurora Hills Golf Course 810-812-813 Ball Couture 229 Bandon Dunes 1210 BGV Marketing/Grand Timber Lodge 1109-1111 Birdie Ball 1115 Bluegreen Vacations 508, 510 Broadlands Golf Course 1100 Buffalo Run Golf Course 215 Callaway Golf Driving Range Cattails Creek Golf Course 900 Centre Hills Golf Course 810-812-813 Champion Windows of Denver 613 Charter Financial Resources 714 Cherry Creek Spine & Sport Clinic 1110 City of Arvada - Westwoods & Lake Arbor Golf Courses 1106-1108 City of Aurora Golf 810-812-813 City of Longmont Golf Services 1001 City of Loveland, Golf Courses 900 Clarion Suites St. George 906 CO-WY Optimists Junior Golf 1204 Colorado AvidGolfer Magazine 146 Colorado Golf Association 1215 Colorado Golf Hall of Fame 1308 Colorado Golf Magazine 232 & 1222 Colorado Junior Golf Association 1330 Colorado Women's Golf Association 1218 Costco Wholesale 1209

Coyote Creek Golf Course 808 Coyote Springs Golf Club 1207 Creative Motivation + Ultimate Cheese Graters 716 Cutarelli Vision 235 David Musty Putters 801 Denver Sign Factory 807-809 Diamond Resorts International 1201 Divot Magazine Plaza Eagle Trace Golf Club 912 Enovative Technologies 144 Finney County Convention & Visitors Bureau 811 Fitzsimmons Golf Course 810-812-813 Foot Wedge Golf 341 Fox Hollow GC / Homestead GC / City of Lakewood 1000 Global Travel Network 1012 Golf Bike, The 1011 Golf Mesquite Nevada 1007 Golf on the Santa Fe Trail 909 Golf The West 1008-1010 Golf TLC 806 Golf Westminster 700 Golfsmith 225-227 golfsquid.com 145 GolfTEC 239 Grand Elk Ranch and Golf Club 705 Grand Junction Visitor & Convention Bureau 328-330 Grand Lake Golf Course 703 Green Saver Golf Discount Book 344 Green Valley Ranch Golf Club 231 Gypsum Creek Golf Course 712 Heather Ridge Golf Club 902 Heritage Eagle Bend 800-802 Horseshoe Bay Resort 316 HWedge/ Ready Putt 916

idealGolfer Inferno USA Ironbridge Golf Club Jack Daniels/Tuaca Liquor Sampling John Hutton Golf Collector Jordy Construction Keystone Resort Golf Kings Deer Golf Club Koelbel at Grand Elk Lakota Canyon Ranch & Golf Club Las Vegas National Golf Club Laughlin Ranch G.C./El Rio G.C. Lenny's Golf Shop Love Cosmetics and Health Loveland Olde Course Marianna Butte Golf Course Maximized Living / Meridian Health Center Meadow Hills Golf Course Mesquite Gaming Mexico Tourism Board Mile Hi Media - VIP Golf Passbook Mizuno Golf Murphy Creek Golf Course Nan's Acupuncture and Wellness Clinic Nike Golf Pechanga Resort & Casino PGA Tour Superstores Ping Golf Pinnacle Performance Eyewear Pole Creek Golf Club Prato Eyewear Premier Stem Cell Institute, The Pro Players Association Raccoon Creek Golf Course

1104 1006 233 1017 1304-1306 332 234 1102 707 1005 324 221 Club Test Area 803 900 900 1310 810-812-813 805 1003 1200 Driving Range 810-812-813 230 Driving Range 1112 1211 Driving Range 314 701 1013 217 516 607, 706

Rain Wedge 804 Raven at Three Peaks 911 Red Rock Golf Trail 904 Renewal by Andersen 710 Rocky Mountain Junior Golf Tour 334 Rocky Mountain Outback Hats 228 Rounds Fore Kids Pitching Lesson Area Saddle Rock Golf Course 810-812-813 Sassy Caddy, Inc. 913 Sheridan Travel & Tourism 907 South Suburban Golf Course/Littleton Golf Course/Lone Tree Golf Club/Family Sports 1105-1107 Sports Overnight 711 Spring Hill Golf Course 810-812-813 Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association 609, 611 Stem Cell Institute, The 217 Stryker Orthopaedics 339 Sun City West, AZ 318 Taylor-Made Golf Driving Range Texas Bound for Golf 709 The Greg Mastriona Golf Courses at Hyland Hills 601 Thriveology 342 Titan Golf Tees 713 Titleist Golf Driving Range TopGolf 240 Tour Edge Driving Range Tour Play Golf 816 Towa Golf Club @ Buffalo Thunder Resort 219 Western Health Systems 615, 617 Wilson Staff Driving Range Zipfizz 708

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It’s More than a Game!

2016 Denver Golf Expo

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Denver Golf Expo Special Section

2016 Seminar Schedule Friday, Feb 19 10:15-10:45 am 30 Days to Break Your Personal Par Presented by: Andy Hilts VP of Instruction and PGA Master Professional - GolfTEC ahilts@golftec.com A quick hitting look at the most important elements of your game to help you play your best golf in 30 days.

Speaker Biography: A PGA Master Professional in Instruction and author of The Par Plan has given more than 11,000 lessons.

During his years in the Colorado Section of the PGA he has been named Colorado PGA Teacher of the Year and the Colorado PGA Horton Smith Award winner twice most recently in 2015. Since 2005 he has trained and mentored more than 1,700 GolfTEC Coaches Worldwide. Golf Digest has listed Andy as one of America’s Best Young Teachers from 2009-2014 and #6 for Best Teachers in Colorado. In 2012 and 2014 the Golf Ranges Association of America named Andy as one of the Top 50 Growth of the Game Teachers.

11:30-12:30 pm An Interview with PGA Veteran Hal Sutton Denver Golf Expo is proud to announce a special appearance by PGA Veteran Hal Sutton. Sutton is a 32-year veteran of the sport and current member of the Champions Tour. He is the winner of 14 PGA Tour events, most notably the 1983 PGA Tour Championship, the 1983 Tournament Players Championship, the 1988 Tour Championship and the 2000 Players Championship. Our own Jerry Walters will conduct the interview.

1:00-1:30 pm 30, 30, 3 Recipe to Score better Presented by: Ty Walker PGA Member and Director of Instruction for GolfTEC Colorado - GolfTEC twalker@golftec.com The importance of being able to handle a stock 30 yard pitch from different situations a 30 foot putt from various locations and then make the famous 3 foot putt to score your best.

Speaker Biography: Ty Walker has been a PGA member for 20 years and has been teaching golf for over 25 years which has him nearing the 45,000 lesson mark. He enjoys coaching all golfers of all skill levels. He is the first employee at GolfTEC and still teaches every week. He was the 2002 Teacher of the Year for the Colorado PGA Section and Horton Smith recipient in 2005. He brings passion to every lesson and continues to learn more about this crazy game every year.

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2:00-2:30 pm

12:00-12:30 pm

Two Swing Keys to Hitting the Ball Farther and Lowering Your Scores!

Key Changes in 2016 Rules of Golf

Presented by: Patrick Nuber National Director of Teaching Quality - GolfTEC pnuber@golftec.com Golf is a game of distance and direction and let’s face it…you and 99% of all golfers would like to hit the ball farther! This presentation will cover how important additional distance is to lowering your scores and how you can gain more distance by adding two simple yet vital motions to your golf swing. If you want to play better golf and hit the ball farther this is one presentation you will not want to miss!

Speaker Biography: Patrick Nuber is GolfTEC’s National Director of Teaching Quality and National Director of Instruction based out of GolfTEC’s headquarters in Centennial, Colorado. He has taught over 14,000 golf lessons and trained over 1000 GolfTEC coaches.

He is a PGA Certified Professional in Instruction and General Management. In 2011 he was awarded the Colorado PGA Teacher of the Year award by his fellow PGA Professionals. He is also on Golf Digest’s Top Teachers

by State for 2013-14 and 2015-16.

Saturday, Feb. 20 10:00-10:30 am Target Proof Your Wedges 80 yds and in!

Presented by: Stan Sayers Director of Instruction Colorado Golf Club stansayersgolf@gmail.com Dial in your wedges from 2080 yards to score your best.

You will learn: • Set up • Specific backswing • Specific downswing • Distance control • Practice Drills Speaker Biography: 2009 Colorado PGA Teacher of the Year. AimPoint Certified Since 2009. Teaching golf for over 30 years

11:00-11:30 am How to Really Improve Your Golf Game Presented by: Ed Oldham Head Golf Professional/PGA Master Professional The Ranch Country Club edoldhamgolf@gmail.com The average handicap of golfers remains about the same, even with improvements in technology and course conditions. Why? Golfers are working on the wrong things and have poor practice habits.

Find out what you can do to improve your game in 2016.

Speaker Biography: Ed Oldham is a two time Colorado PGA Teacher of the Year and is a PGA Master Professional in Golf Instruction. Ed has been the Head Golf Professional at The Ranch Country Cub in Westminster since 1991.

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Presented by: Alex Crall Manager of Rules and Competitions Colorado Golf Association acrall@coloradogolf.org The Rules of Golf are important for every golfer to learn, as it could save you strokes on each round you play. The most important changes to the Rules of Golf for 2016 will be highlighted and explained, including the new ban on anchoring the club.

Speaker Biography: As Manager of Rules and Competitions for the Colorado Golf Association, Alex Crall is responsible for organizing and conducting the state amateur championships in Colorado. He also conducts seminars on the Rules of Golf throughout the state at numerous golf clubs. He is in his third year with the CGA and has a passion for the game of golf and the rules that govern it.

1:00-1:30 pm Move Well, Play Well Presented by: Dee Tidwell Owner Colorado Golf Fitness Club deetidwell@gmail.com It is a proven fact; PGA pros have exceptional mobility and flexibility which is the biggest difference in you playing your best golf. Learn 5 moves that will help your body move better so you can play well.

Speaker Biography: Dee is the owner of Colorado Golf Fitness Club in Denver, Colorado. His program of stretching, conditioning, stability, strength, and nutrition has been developed and tested to improve any golfer’s ability on the course and in life.

2:00-2:30 pm Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Putting Presented by: Jerry Walters Putting and Short Game Specialist Trent Wearner Golf Academy freegolf1@gmail.com Speaking about proper putter fitting and set up will help make more putts immediately. Also, talking about alignment to assist in those pesky short putts.

From there I would talk about a 50-50 balanced stroke and rhythm. After that, I would like to touch on the YIPS and distance control.

Speaker Biography: Former manufacturer’s rep for Yes! Putters on the PGA Tour and web.com tour for 10 years. Host of In The Fairway for 23 years. Have received the Media Person of the Year Award from the Colorado PGA twice and twice from the CGA. I have also been recognized as Media Person of the Year from the CoBank Colorado Open Championships.

Sunday, Feb. 21 10:15-10:45 am Key Changes in 2016 Rules of Golf Presented by: Alex Crall Manager of Rules and

Competitions Colorado Golf Association acrall@coloradogolf.org The Rules of Golf are important for every golfer to learn, as it could save you strokes on each round you play. The most important changes to the Rules of Golf for 2016 will be highlighted and explained, including the new ban on anchoring the club.

Speaker Biography Information: As Manager of Rules and Competitions for the Colorado Golf Association, Alex Crall is responsible for organizing and conducting the state amateur championships in Colorado. He also conducts seminars on the Rules of Golf throughout the state at numerous golf clubs.

He is in his third year with the CGA and has a passion for the game of golf and the rules that govern it.

11:00-11:30 am Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Putting Presented by: Jerry Walters Putting and Short Game Specialist Trent Wearner Golf Academy freegolf1@gmail.com Speaking about proper putter fitting and set up will help make more putts immediately. Also, talking about alignment to assist in those pesky short putts. From there I would talk about a 50-50 balanced stroke and rhythm. After that, I would like to touch on the YIPS and distance control.

Speaker Biography: Former manufacturer’s rep for Yes! Putters on the PGA Tour and web.com tour for 10 years. Host of In The Fairway for 23 years. Have received the Media Person of the Year Award from the Colorado PGA twice and twice from the CGA. I have also been recognized as Media Person of the Year from the CoBank Colorado Open Championships.

12:00-12:30 pm Target Proof Your Wedges 80 yds and in!

Presented by: Stan Sayers Director of Instruction Colorado Golf Club stansayersgolf@gmail.com Dial in your wedges from 2080 yards to score your best.

You will learn: • Set up • Specific backswing • Specific downswing • Distance control • Practice Drills Speaker Biography: 2009 Colorado PGA Teacher of the Year. AimPoint Certified Since 2009. Teaching golf for over 30 years

1:00-1:30 How To Optimize Your Golf Performance By Creating A Mind/Body Link.

Presented by: Doug Wherry Owner/Director-Jakes Academy dougwherry@mac.com The mind and body are designed to work together. However, in golf instruction we tend to separate the physical from the mental as if they are two separate things. Mind/Body will always be connected as they were at birth. If we learn to use them together, greatness can be achieved.

Speaker Biography: Doug Wherry has been devoted to sharing his passion for golf since he was mentored by Jake Warde in the early ’80’s. His love for the game and the people that surround it has inspired many to love it also. He has dedicated Jakes Academy to the memory of the mentorship received from Jake Warde. A Denver native, Doug founded Jakes Academy in 2004 after a successful career as a player in High School, College and the Pro ranks. His passion for mentoring juniors is his life’s joy, following in the footsteps of his mentors.

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Denver Area Courses ●

Applewood Golf Club Map#: 3 Public 18R 303-279-3003 Golden Fee Range: $12-$29 Arrowhead Golf Club Map#: 4 Resort 18R 303-973-9614 Fee Range: $75-$115 Littleton Aurora Hills Golf Course Map#: 7 Public 18R 303-364-6111 Aurora Fee Range: $25-$29 Bear Creek Golf Club Map#: 9 303-980-8700 Private 18R Denver Fees: Guests $75 Bear Dance, The Golf Club at Map#: 216 Public 18R 303-681-4653 Larkspur Fee Range: $65 - $75 Black Bear Golf Club Map#: 21 303-840-3100 Private 18R Fee Range: $40-$80 Parker Blackstone Country Club Map#: 300 Private 18R 303-617-3561 Aurora Fees: Members Only Boulder Country Club Map#: 14 303-530-2226 Private 18R - 9E Fees: Guest $75 Boulder Broadlands Golf Course, The Map#: 17 Public 18R 303-466-8285 Broomfield Fee Range: $28-$37 Buffalo Run Golf Course Map#: 19 Public 18R 303-289-1500 Commerce City Fee Range: $18-$38 Broken Tee Englewood Golf Complex Map#: 63 Public 18R 9P3 303-762-2670 Englewood Fee Range: $15-$33 Castle Pines Golf Club Map#: 22 303-688-6022 Private 18R Fees: Invitation Only Castle Rock Castle Pines, The Country Club at Map#: 45 Private 18R 303-688-6400 Fees: Guests $75-$95 Castle Rock Cherry Creek Country Club Map#: 121 Private 18R 303-755-0711 Aurora Fees: N/A Cherry Hills Country Club Map#: 29 Private 18R 18P3 303-761-9900 Englewood Fees: Guests $125 City Park Golf Course, Denver Map#: 53 303-295-4420 Public 18R Denver Fee Range: $20-$24 Coal Creek Golf Course Map#: 33 303-666-7888 Public 18R Louisville Fee Range: $27-$40 Colorado Golf Club Map#: 301 Private 18R 303-840-5400 Fees: N/A Parker Colorado National Golf Club Map#: 238 Public 18R 303-665-9590 Erie Fee Range: $50-$75 Columbine Country Club Map#: 37 Private 18R 303-794-6333 Littleton Fees: Guests $80 Common Ground Golf Course Map#: 129 Public 18R 9P3 303-340-1520 Aurora Fee Range: $30-$50 Deer Creek at Meadow Ranch Map#: 51 Semi-Private 18R 303-978-1800 Littleton Fee Range: $65-$95 Denver Country Club Map#: 54 Private 18R 303-733-2444 Denver Fee Range: $90 Eagle Trace Golf Club Map#: 57 Public 18R 303-466-3322 Broomfield Fee Range: $20-$30 Emerald Greens Golf Club Map#: 210 Public 9-P3 303-366-3133 Denver Fee Range: $4-$8.50 Evergreen Golf Course Map#: 65 Public 18R 303-674-6351 Evergreen Fee Range: $22-$30 Foothills Golf Course Map#: 71 Public 18R 9E 9P3 303-989-3901 Denver Fee Range: $25-$39 Fitzsimons Golf Course Map#: 69 Public 18R 303-364-8125 Aurora Fee Range: $15-$21 Flatirons Golf Course Map#: 70 Public 18R 303-442-7851 Boulder Fee Range: $22-$29 Fossil Trace Golf Club Map#: 231 Public 18R 303-277-8750 Golden Fee Range: $36-$50 Fox Hollow Golf Course Map#: 76 Public 27R 303-986-7888 Lakewood Fee Range: $43-$62 Glenmoor Country Club Map#: 78 Private 18R 303-781-0400 Englewood Fees: Guests $60-$85 The Golf Club at Ravenna Map#: 242 Private 18R 720-956-1600 Littleton Fee Range: Members Only Green Valley Ranch Golf Club Map#: 219 Public 18R 303-371-3131 Denver Fee Range: $24-$32 Greenway Park Golf Course Map#: 85 Public 9-P3 303-466-3729 Broomfield Fee Range: $6-$14 Harvard Gulch Golf Course Map#: 86 Public 9-P3 303-698-4078 Denver Fee Range: $6

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Heather Gardens Golf Course Map#: 89 Public 9E 303-751-2390 Fee Range: $12 Aurora Heather Ridge Country Club Map#: 90 Public 18R 303-755-3550 Aurora Fees: Guest $45 Heritage at Westmoor Map#: 92 Public 18R 303-469-2974 Fee Range: $24-$45 Westminster Heritage Eagle Bend Golf & CC Map#: 91 Semi-Private 18R 303-400-6700 Aurora Fee Range: $35-$70 w/cart Heritage Todd Creek Golf Club Map#: 227 303-655-1779 Public 18R Thornton Fee Range: $55-$65 Highlands Ranch Golf Club Map#: 94 Semi-Private 18R 303-471-0000 Highlands Ranch Fee Range: $42-$69 Homestead at Fox Hollow Map#: 239 720-963-5181 Public 18E Fee Range: $18-$35 Lakewood Hyland Hills, The Courses at Map#: 99 Public 27R 18P3 303-428-6526 Westminster Fee Range: $25; $37 Hiwan Golf Club Map#: 96 303-674-3369 Private 18R Fees: Guests $85 Evergreen Indian Peaks Golf Course Map#: 101 Public 18R 303-666-4706 Lafayette Fee Range: $34-$38 Indian Tree Golf Course Map#: 102 Public 18R 9P3 303-403-2541 Arvada Fee Range: $26 Inverness Hotel & Golf Club Map#: 103 Resort/Private 18R 303-397-7878 Englewood Fee Range: $70-$115 J. F. Kennedy Golf Course Map#: 104 720-865-0720 Public 27R 9P3 Fee Range: $20-$24 Denver Lake Arbor Golf Club Map#: 108 Public 18R 303-423-1650 Fee Range: $23 Arvada Legacy Ridge Golf Course Map#: 113 Public 18R 303-438-8997 Westminster Fee Range: $28-$45 Lakewood Country Club Map#: 111 Private 18R 303-233-0503 Lakewood Fees: Guests $75-$90 Littleton Golf & Tennis Club Map#: 26 303-794-5838 Public 18E Littleton Fee Range: $13-$34 Links at Highlands Ranch, The Map#: 117 303-470-9292 Public 18E Highlands Ranch Fee Range: $18-$31 Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel Map#: 118 Public 18R 303-799-9940 Fee Range: $43-$65 Littleton Meadows Golf Club, The Map#: 126 Public 18R 303-409-2250 Littleton Fee Range: $14-$31 Meadow Hills Golf Course Map#: 125 Public 18R 303-690-2500 Aurora Fee Range: $29-$35 Meridian Golf Club Map#: 128 Private 18R, 303-799-4043 Englewood Fee Range: $65-$85 Murphy Creek Golf Course Map#: 137 Public 18R 303-361-7300 Aurora Fee Range: $34-$44 Omni-Interlocken Resort Map#: 139 Resort 27R 303-464-9000 Broomfield Fee Range: $55-$85 Overland Park Golf Course Map#: 140 Public 18R 303-698-1975 Denver Fee Range: $20-23 Park Hill Golf Club Map#: 142 Public 18R 303-333-5411 Denver Fee Range: $18 Perry Park Country Club Map#: 145 Private 18R 303-681-3186 Larkspur Fees: Guests $50-$70 Pinehurst Country Club Map#: 147 Private 27R 303-985-1559 Denver Fees: Guests $70-$85 Pinery Country Club, The Map#: 148 Private 27R 303-841-2850 Parker Fees: Guests $40-$50 Plum Creek Golf & Country Club Map#: 149 Private 18R 303-688-2611 Castle Rock Fee Range: $65-$85 Pradera, The Golf Club at Map#: 228 Private 18R 720-851-9600 Parker Fee Range: $TBA Raccoon Creek Golf Course Map#: 156 Public 18R 303-932-0199 Littleton Fee Range: $38-$70 Ranch Country Club, The Map#: 157 Private 18R 303-466-2111 Westminster Fees: Guests $55 Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course Map#: 158 Public 18R 303-663-7150 Castle Rock Fee Range: $36-$59 Red Rocks Country Club Map#: 159 Private 18R 303-697-8008 Morrison Fees: Guests $35-$45 Ridge at Castle Pines North, The Map#: 160 Public 18R 303-688-0100 Castle Rock Fee Range: $75-$120 Riverdale Golf Courses Map#: 164 Public 36R 303-659-6700 Brighton Fee Range: $26-$37

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Rolling Hills Country Club Private 18R Golden Saddle Rock Golf Course Public 18R Aurora

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Map#: 168 303-279-7858 Fees: Guests $75-$85 Map#: 169 303-699-3939 Fee Range: $26-$46

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Private 18R 303-224-2860 Fees: Invitation only Sedalia Southglenn Country Club Map#: 180 Private 18-P3 303-798-1656 Littleton Fees: N/A South Suburban Family Sports Center Map#: 68 303-649-1115 Public 9E Centennial Fee Range: $9-$19 South Suburban Golf Course Map#: 179 Public 18R 18P3 303-770-5508 Centennial Fee Range: $18-$43 Springhill Golf Course Map#: 184 303-739-6854 Public 18E Fee Range: $20-$26 Aurora Stoney Creek Golf Course Map#: 189 Public 9E 303-431-9268 Arvada Fee Range: $16-$18 Thorncreek Golf Club Map#: 195 303-450-7055 Public 18R Fee Range: $30-$35 Thornton Valley Country Club Map#: 201 Private 18R 303-690-6377 Aurora Fees: Guests only Wellshire Golf Course Map#: 206 Public 18R 303-692-5636 Denver Fee Range: $20-$24 West Woods Golf Club Map#: 207 Public 27R 720-898-7370 Arvada Fee Range: $27 - $41 Willis Case Golf Course Map#: 209 303-458-4877 Public 18R Fee Range: $20-$24 Denver

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Adriel Hills Golf Course Map#: 229 Private 6-P3 970-484-3098 Ft. Collins Fees: N/A Ballyneal Golf & Hunt Club Map#: 250 Private 18R 970-854-5900 Holyoke Fee Range: Members Only Bella Rosa Golf Course Map#: 248 303-678-2940 Public 9R Frederick Fee Range: $9-$20 Boomerang Golf Links Map#: 13 970-351-8934 Public 18R Greeley Fee Range: $22-$30 Bunker Hill Country Club Map#: 20 Semi-Private 9R 970-842-5198 Fee Range: $15-$18 Brush Cattail Creek Golf Course Map#: 230 Public 9-P3 970-663-5310 Loveland Fee Range: $7-$10 City Park Nine Golf Course Map#: 32 Public 9R 970-221-6650 Fort Collins Fee Range: $12-$21 Collindale Golf Course Map#: 35 Public 18R 970-221-6651 Fort Collins Fee Range: $21-$23 Coyote Creek Golf Course Map#: 48 Public 18R 303-857-6152 Fort Lupton Fee Range: $22-$24 Eaton Country Club Map#: 61 Private 18R 970-454-2587 Eaton Fee Range: $25-$40 F&H Park and Recreation District Map#: 66 Public 9R 970-774-6362 Haxtun Fee Range: $14 Fort Collins Country Club Map#: 72 Private 18R 970-482-9988 Fort Collins Fees: Guests $45-$103 Fox Hill Country Club Map#: 75 Private 18R 303-772-1061 Longmont Fees: Guests $40-$55 Greeley Country Club Map#: 83 Private 18R 970-353-2431 Greeley Fee Range: $87 w/cart Harmony Club Map#: 247 Private 18R 970-482-4653 Timmath Fee Range: Members/Guest Only Haystack Mountain Golf Course Map#: 88 Public 9E 303-530-1400 Niwot Fee Range: $9-$14 Highland Meadows Golf Course Map#: 174 Public 18R 970-204-4653 Windsor Fee Range: $40 to $69 Highland Hills Golf Course Map#: 93 Public 18R 970-330-7327 Greeley Fee Range: $21-$27 Holyoke Golf Course Map#: 98 Public 9R 970-854-3200 Holyoke Fee Range: $15 Indian Hills Golf Course Map#: 100 Public 9R 970-848-2812 Yuma Fee Range: $14-$16 Loveland, The Olde Course at Map#: 138 Public 18R 970-667-5256 Loveland Fee Range: $22-$28 Lake Valley Golf Club Map#: 110 Private 18R 303-444-2114 Longmont Fees: N/A Link-N-Greens Golf Course Map#: 115 Public 18E 970-221-4818 Fort Collins Fee Range: $19-$21

Courses not responsible for published fees. Fees ma Mariana Butte Golf Course Map#: 123 Public 18R 970-667-8308 Fee Range: $28-$36 Loveland Missing Links Golf at Frederick Map#: 130 Public 9R 303-651-7060 Longmont Fees: 10 Mountain Vista Greens Golf Course Map#: 136 Public 9R 970-482-4847 Fee Range: $12-$14 Fort Collins Northeastern 18 Map#: 188 Public 18R 970-521-6889 Sterling Fee Range: Guests $15-$37.50 Pelican Lakes Golf & Country Club Map#: 144 970-674-0930 Semi-Private 18R Windsor Fee Range: $40-$50 Plainsman Golf Club Map#: 235 Public 9R No Telephone Joes Fee Range: $10 Prairie Golf Course Map#: 151 970-383-2211 Public 9R Fee Range: $5 Cope Prairie Pines Golf Club Map#: 152 Public 9R 719-346-8207 Burlington Fee Range: $15-$20 Ptarmigan Golf & Country Club Map#: 153 970-226-6600 Private 18R Fee Range: $100 Fort Collins Quail Dunes Golf Course Map#: 73 Public 18R 970-867-5990 Fort Morgan Fee Range: $22 Quint Valley Golf Club Map#: 249 Public 9R 303-822-5509 Byers Fee Range: $20 Riverview Golf Course Map#: 165 Public 18R 970-522-3035 Sterling Fee Range: $12-$18 Saddleback Golf Club Map#: 218 303-833-5000 Public 18R Fees: $29-37 Firestone Sedgwick County Golf Course Map#: 224 Public 9S N/A Fees: N/A Julesburg Southridge Golf Club Map#: 181 Public 18R 970-416-2828 Fort Collins Fee Range: $21-24

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Brightwater Club Map#: 243 Private 18R 970-777-1270 Fee Range: Members Only Gypsum Catamount Ranch and Club Map#: 23 Private 18R 970-871-9200 Steamboat Springs Fees: Guests $135 Cattails Golf Club Map#: 24 Public 18R 719-589-9515 Fee Range: $30 Alamosa Challenger Golf Course Map#: 119 Public 9E 719-256-4856 Crestone Fee Range: $20 Collegiate Peaks Golf Course Map#: 34 719-395-8189 Public 9R Buena Vista Fee Range: $23 Copper Creek Golf Club Map#: 39 Resort 18R 970-968-2882 Copper Mountain Fee Range: $65-$85 Cordillera, The Club at Map#: 40 970-926-5100 Private 54R 9P3 Fee Range: $225-$235 Edwards Country Club of the Rockies Map#: 47 Private 18R 970-926-3021 Edwards Fees: Guests $75-$175 Crested Butte, The Club at Map#: 49 970-349-6131 Resort 18R Fee Range: $120 Crested Butte Dos Rios Golf Club Map#: 56 Semi-Private 18R 970-641-1482 Gunnison Fee Range: $65 w/cart Eagle Ranch Golf Club Map#: 217 Public 18R 866-328-3232 (toll free) Eagle Fee Range: $45-$90 Eagle Springs Golf Club Map#: 58 Private 18R 970-926-4404 Wolcott Fees: Escorted Guests Only EagleVail Golf Club Map#: 59 800-341-8051 Resort 18R Fee Range: $35-$98 Avon Estes Park Golf Course Map#: 64 Public 18R 970-586-8146 Fee Range: $28 - $46 Estes Park Four Mile Ranch Golf Club Map#: 252 Public 18R 719-275-5400 Canon City Fee Range: $44-$59 Fox Acres Country Club Map#: 74 Private 18R 970-881-2191 Red Feather Lakes Fees: Guests $120-$130 Glenwood Springs Golf Club Map#: 79 970-945-7086 Public 9R Glenwood Springs Fee Range: $25 Grand Elk Golf Course Map#: 222 970-887-9122 Resort 18R Granby Fee Range: $45 - $125 Gypsum Creek Golf Club Map#: 42 Public 18R 970-524-6200 Fee Range: $54 Gypsum Grand Lake Golf Course Map#: 80 Public 18R 970-627-8008 Grand Lake Fee Range: $44-$80 Haymaker Golf Course Map#: 87 Public 18R 970-870-1846 Steamboat Springs Fee Range: $79 Headwaters Golf Course Map#: 225 Public 18R 970-887-2709 Granby Fee Range: $60-$80 High Country Mountain Meadows GC Club Map#: 233 Public 9R No Telephone Red Feather Lakes Fees: N/A Ironbridge Golf Club Map#: 208 Semi-Private 18R 970-384-0630 Glenwood Springs Fees: Guests $39 to $89 Keystone Ranch Golf Course Map#: 105 Resort 18R 970-496-4250 Keystone Fee Range: $125-$140 Keystone, The River Course at Map#: 162 Resort 18R 970-496-4444 Keystone Fee Range: $125-$140 Lake Estes Executive 9 Golf Course Map#: 109 Public 9E 970-586-8176 Estes Park Fee Range: $13 Maroon Creek Club Map#: 124 Private 18R 970-920-1533 Aspen Fees: Guests $195-$325 Monte Vista Country Club Map#: 131 Public 9R 719-852-4906 Monte Vista Fee Range: $18 Mount Massive Golf Course Map#: 134 Public 9R 719-486-2176 Leadville Fee Range: $18 Pagosa Springs Golf Club Map#: 141 Resort 27R 970-731-4755 Pagosa Springs Fee Range: $57 Pole Creek Golf Club Map#: 150 Public 27R 800-511-5076 Winter Park Fee Range: $80 The Ranch at Roaring Fork Club Map#: 245 Public 9P3 970-963-4410 Carbondale Fee Range: $15 Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks Map#: 60 Semi-Private 18R 970-262-3636 Silverthorne Fee Range: $75-$124 Red Sky Ranch Map#: 223 N/A 36R 970-477-8406 Edwards Fees: N/A Rio Grande Golf Club Map#: 41 Resort/Private 18R 719-873-1995 South Fork Fees: N/A River Valley Ranch Golf Club Map#: 163 Public 18R 970-963-3625 Carbondale Fee Range: $50-$75

Roaring Fork Club Map#: 166 Private 18R 970-927-9100 Fees: Invitation only Basalt Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club Map#: 173 Resort 18R 970-879-1391 Steamboat Springs Fee Range: $80-$130 Saint Andrews at Westcliffe Map#: 186 Public 9R 719-783-9410 Fee Range: $12-$20 Westcliffe Salida Golf Club Map#: 170 Public 9R 719-539-1060 Salida Fee Range: $23 Shadow Hills Golf Club Map#: 172 719-275-0603 Semi-Private 18R Ca-on City Fee Range: $33 Shining Mountain Golf Club Map#: 211 Public 18R 719-687-7587 Woodland Park Fee Range: $32-$38 Snowmass Golf Village Map#: 177 719-784-6152 Resort 18R Fees: N/A Snowmass Village Sonnenalp Golf Club Map#: 178 Resort 18R 970-477-5370 Edwards Fee Range: $160 Steamboat Golf Club Map#: 187 970-879-4295 Public 9R Fee Range: $25(9H); $37 (18H) Steamboat Springs Vail Golf Club Map#: 200 Public 18R 970-479-2260 Vail Fee Range: $100 Willow Creek at Eagle Vail Map#: 237 Public 9-P3 970-845-PAR3 Avon Fees: N/A

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Adobe Creek National Golf Course Map#: 1 970-858-0521 Public 27R Fee Range: $17-$24 Fruita Battlement Mesa Golf Club Map#: 8 Public 18R 970-285-7274 Fee Range: $35 Battlement Mesa Black Canyon Golf Club at Montrose Map#: 132 Public 18R 970-249-4653 Montrose Fee Range: $24 Bookcliff Country Club Map#: 12 Private 18R 970-242-9053 Grand Junction Fees: Guest $40 Bridges at Montrose, The Map#: 241 970-252-1119 Simi-Private 18R Montrose Fees: Guest $45-$87 Cedar Ridges Golf Course Map#: 25 970-675-8403 Public 9R Rangely Fee Range: $10(9H), $18(18H) Chipeta Golf Course Map#: 31 Public 18E 970-245-7177 Fee Range: $17-$21 Grand Junction Cobble Creek, The Links at Map#: 116 Public 18R 970-240-9542 Montrose Fee Range: $37 Conquistador Golf Course Map#: 38 Public 18R 970-565-9208 Cortez Fee Range: $18 Dalton Ranch Golf Course Map#: 50 Semi-Private 18R 970-247-8774 Durango Fee Range: $79 Deer Creek Village Golf Club Map#: 52 Public 18R 970-856-7781 Cedaredge Fee Range: $29-$38 Devil's Thumb Golf Course Map#: 43 Public 18R 970-874-6262 Delta Fee Range: $26-$41 Divide Ranch and Club Map#: 67 Semi-Private 18R 970-626-5284 Ridgway Fee Range: $49-$76 Glacier Club Map#: 193 Private 18R 970-382-6700 Durango Fee Range: 125-$175 Hillcrest Golf Club Map#: 95 Public 18R 970-247-1499 Durango Fee Range: $22 Hunter’s Run Golf Course Map#: 246 Public 18R 970-884-9785 Ignacio Fee Range: $11-$20 Lakota Canyon Golf Club Map#: 240 Public 18R 970-984-9700 New Castle Fee Range: $45-$75 Lincoln Park Golf Course Map#: 114 Public 9R 970-242-6394 Grand Junction Fee Range: $10-$14 Meeker Golf Course Map#: 127 Public 9R 970-878-5642 Meeker Fee Range: $19 Redlands Mesa, The Golf Club at Map#: 220 Public 18R 970-263-9270 Grand Junction Fee Range: $49-$69 Rifle Creek Golf Club Map#: 161 Semi-Private 18R 970-625-1093 Rifle Fee Range: $34 Telluride Ski & Golf Club Map#: 194 Resort 18R 970-728-6157 Telluride Fee Range: $130-$150 Tiara Rado Golf Course Map#: 196 Public 18R 970-254-3830 Grand Junction Fee Range: $18-$22 Yampa Valley Golf Club Map#: 214 Public 18R 970-824-3673 Craig Fee Range: $28

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os Cabos, Mexico — With five award-winning resorts in Cabo San Lucas, robust real estate communities, and last year’s successful opening of Quivira Golf Club, Pueblo Bonito Oceanfront Resorts and Spas has already shown a deep and serious interest in the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula.

The operator of world-class facilities is significantly increasing its commitment to the region with a planned investment of more than $120 million across its Los Cabos properties in 2016.

A major expansion is in the works for Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Golf & Spa Resort, the finest adults-only property in Los Cabos.

Two new towers, with a total of 47 rooms, will be added, including a magnificent Presidential Suite and six suites each with a private pool. The two buildings will be called Quivira Club and will feature enhanced room amenities as well as first-class, personalized service highlighted by a butler on each floor to attend to any and all guest needs.

Pacifica also will add a third new building, a three-story tower with a different amenity on each level. On the first floor will be an eclectic Mexican-Mediterranean fusion restaurant with indoor and outdoor oceanfront dining. The second-floor gym will offer dramatic ocean views and stateof-the-art exercise equipment. The third floor—accessible by sky bridge from the other new buildings—will be a VIP lounge open only to Quivira Club guests, serving light breakfast, afternoon snacks, and preand after-dinner cocktails while overlooking the ocean.

Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort is also expanding, with the addition of 104 villas and a brand new upscale dining court offering a choice of restaurants that include family-friendly, Asian, and Italian, as well as separate areas specializing in desserts,

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beers, and wines. A new Teens Club, which will feature arcade games, table games such as air hockey and pool, a movie theater, and a snack bar are planned. The recreational club will be a great addition to the family- oriented resort amenities, and is expected to be complete in the spring of 2016.

“Pueblo Bonito Resorts has made and will continue to make a major commitment in the Los Cabos area,” said Enrique Gandara, Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “We firmly believe that Los Cabos represents the ultimate location for homebuyers and resort guests, and will continue to deliver experiences that attract both audiences. These additions are not our final investment, but merely reflect our ongoing investment in this region.” Future hotel projects for this area are being investigated.

Within the Quivira residential community, 2016 will also bring the next phase of development at Copala, which ultimately will include 85 houses and seven 6-floor buildings, each with 36 apartments, including 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom units. The development will also offer its own clubhouse, in addition to the Quivira Beach Club.

The 22-acre Coronado community, terraced below the newly built Copala development, has broken ground and will feature 68 one-story, Mexican hacienda-style homes that honor the region’s architectural heritage.

Set on a desert ridge high above the sea, Coronado is the newest and most exclusive residential community within Quivira Los Cabos.

The new towers at Pacifica and the dining area at Sunset Beach are scheduled to open

by Fall 2016.

For additional information about Pueblo Bonito Resorts, please visit the website at www.pueblobonito.com. For information about the Quivira community please visit www.quiviraloscabos.com. D

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Featured Instruction

Drill Your Driver UP for Deep Drives!

By Chad Miller DIVOT Contributing Writer hances are you’ve worked on hitting down into the ball and taking a divot in front of it for solid contact and piercing shots at the target. But it’s good to note that while that can do wonders for your iron game, the descending angle of attack can wreak havoc if copied with the driver because of the club’s longer length and lack of loft, so here’s a simple drill to make sure you swing UP on the ball to bomb it with the big stick.

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Drill your Driver UP • Tee up your driver like usual and place another peg into the ground about four inches in front of it along the target line about the same height as your teed-up ball.

• Place a third tee about two inches behind the teed-up ball along the target

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line, this one laid flat on the ground.

• Hit shots repeatedly in this fashion and try to miss both the front and back tees.

Diagnosis If you miss the forward tee but hit the back tee (shown at left below) … your body is likely moving too far away from the target or ball, or that your wrists have started to “release” too early, which can create too

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much dynamic loft at impact and even make you hit the ground behind the ball, neither of which are good for long, consistent drives.

If you miss the back tee but hit the forward tee with these shots (shown center below) … your angle of approach is descending too much, which means your upper body has likely moved too far toward the target or ball, and that you have incon-

sistent contact, “ballooned” shots with too much spin, and varying trajectory patterns from swing to swing.

If you miss both tees (shown at right below) … nice job! You’re likely now within a desirable range for angle of approach with your driver (generally anywhere from 2–5 degrees moving UP into the ball for most amateurs is ideal, although many variables determine this), and your face contact, spin rates and ball speed are closer to being maximized for long, towering drives!

Chad Miller is the Center Manager and Director of Instruction at GolfTEC Chapel Hills, having taught over 10,000 lessons. In 2013 he was named the Colorado PGA Horton Smith Award winner and is a Player Development Instructor for the PGA's Professional Golf Management program at University of Colorado Colorado Springs.

GolfTEC is the nation's recognized leader in private golf instruction, with over 5 million lessons given and a 96% success rate. For more information please visit their website at www.golftec.com. D

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New This Year!

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By Kirk Hulbert DIVOT Staff Writer

laying in, and experiencing the Golf Fore Kids tournament, is a fantastic way to play the game you love, warm your heart and truly put you in the spirit of giving. Golf Fore Kids is held every December in the golf mecca of Mesquite, Nevada. The tournament provides assistance to deserving children and families in the greater Mesquite area, from Beaver Dam, Arizona to the Moapa Valley in Nevada during the holiday season. The tournament entry fee is unique, as participants only need to bring a gift, valued at $50 or greater, to share with the families in need.

I had the pleasure of participating in the 2015 Golf Fore Kids tournament on the ‘Golf Mesquite’ team. As we arrived at the course, we were greeted by Mesquite Police Officers and Fire Department personnel, who collected the donated toys and gifts and loaded them onto a large semitruck. Toys were collected from 4 different golf courses in Mesquite, and were displayed at the tournament awards luncheon.

It was very moving to see hundreds, if not thousands of toys, and witness the generosity of the small community of Mesquite.

The numerous businesses, volunteers, sponsors and participants truly made the holidays for many children and families.

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• Championship 18 hole course.

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• Par 3 Course with multiple tee boxes.

• Large driving range and putting greens.

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11th Annual Event 2015 Tournament Results The 11th Annual Golf Fore Kids Tournament held on Dec 10th, 2015 was a resounding success! 4 golf courses, 528 golfers, 142 hole sponsors, and dozens of volunteers made the event possible once again. The generosity of this community is

astounding and every year the event generates more interest and most importantly, more toys!!! Three trailers were packed to the brim with balls, trucks, dolls, legos, and 145 bikes and scooters. And that is no small feat to assemble and collect in one day.

The field was cut at 528 golfers and sadly dozens of golfers had to be turned away. The courses were filled in 30 days and others were put on waiting lists. Next year the tournament will open October 1st and golfers can register online at www.golfforekidsnv.org. Falcon Ridge, Conestoga, Canyons, and the Palms golf courses once again generously donated their course so golfers could play with only the expense of bringing toys. The Casablanca tent was also donated for the luncheon, prizes, and raffle.

Without these incredible businesses, this tournament would not be possible.

The toys are first used to fill the needs of the Mesquite Salvation Army Angel Tree program. The remaining toys are distributed between Littlefield/Beaver Dam and Moapa/Logandale which helps bring Christmas to another couple hundred children. Because of a wonderful raffle response, thousands of dollars will be donated to the Mesquite Shop with a Cop program.

The tournament brought in approximately $47,000 which puts the combined donation value over the last 11 years at well over $400,000. But it is not just about the numbers, it is about the smiles on the kids faces when they receive a special toy they might not have had if this event didn’t happen. So thank you!!! To the golf courses, the tent event center, the interact club, the local police and fire departments, the salvation army, all the volunteers, and especially all the golfers.

For more information please visit their websit at www.golfforekidsnv.org D

The Golf Club at Redlands Mesa...

A spectacular course that overwhelms the senses in its grandeur.

$55 - Monday – Thursday $65 – Friday – Sunday (Including Holidays)

Phone: 970-263-9270 Toll-Free: 866-863-9270 2325 West Ridges Boulevard Grand Junction, Colorado 81507 May 1 – September 30, 2016 www.redlandsmesa.com Includes golf, cart and small bucket of range balls. Call for shoulder season rates.

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Fitness

Improve the swing you already have!

By AJ Holdsworth DIVOT Contributing Writer

ith one simple drill you can improve the golf swing you already have while improving your golf fitness.

Not only can the drill be done just about anywhere, but also the drill improves balance, flexibility and core strength. Because the drill improves balance, flexibility and core strength you will get the most of the time you invest in improving your game.

Balance, flexibility and core strength are the keys to improving all aspects of your golf swing including efficiency of body motion, efficiency of your swing, increased ball speed, and most importantly a more repeatable golf swing.

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What you will need:

• Medicine Ball or equivalent (e.g. a soccer ball) • Dressing Mirror (optional but recommended) • Ability to stand on one foot (use a balance pad for advanced golfers)

What to do: • Facing the mirror, hold the medicine ball at 9 and 3 o’clock • While balancing on your lead foot, get into your golf posture, holding the medicine ball where your grip would be at your address position

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• Use a golf swing motion to move the medicine ball until your lead arm is parallel to the ground • Check your left arm is straight and your hands are still at 9 and 3 o’clock on the medicine ball • Return the medicine ball to impact to complete one repetition • Do the drill “swinging” as a left handed and right handed golfer • Add frequency, repetition, weight to medicine ball, and balance pads to continue to improve • Always use the ability to stay balanced as your guide

Visit www.puregolfcolorado.com for a video example of the drill Some of the ideas you want to focus on while you are doing the drill include maximizing your body’s rotational motion in the takeaway while maintaining balance, and staying quiet and compact.

One fascinating aspect of this drill is what you can learn about your swing. The moment you lose balance is the exact time and location of a swing flaw. As I like to tell my students, you can do anything you want in your golf swing provided you don’t fall over (lose your balance) doing it! D For more information visit the website at www.puregolfcolorado.com or call 303-284-5505 AJ Holdsworth is the owner of Pure Golf located at 1901 Youngfield St, Golden CO 80401.

Flatirons Golf Course has a long and illustrious history as Boulder’s premier golf club.

Join us this Spring for a round and enjoy the fantastic views of the flatirons and back range. We are family friendly, with many junior golfer options. Flatirons is an easy walking golf course and value priced.

Frequent player discount value plans are available.

Learn more at www.flatironsgolf.com or call 303-442-7851 5706 Arapahoe Boulder Colorado 80303

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OUT DRIVE THE COMPETITION - PLAY QUAIL DUNES The Course is home to two distinct nines. The original front 9-hole course designed by Henry Hughs was opened in the early 1920s. In the late 1960s an additional 9 holes designed by Frank Hummel was added, along with a driving range. This traditional golf course features a variety of terrain from tree-lined fairways to rolling hills and challenging greens. It offers scenic views and challenging tee shots from multiple tee boxes.

• Fun and Challenging for All Age Groups • Jr Tees on all 18 holes.

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Yoga fit FORE Golf!

By Kathleen Heiney LPGA Professional/ RYT Yoga Instructor

Golf entered into my life at the very young age of 6. I have been teaching for over 10 years and the game continues to not only amaze me but teaches me so many lessons in life. I decided to become a yoga instructor 4 years ago. I soon discovered all the parallels with golf, life and yoga. As I continue down the path of yoga and my career in golf I have noticed how much my life and my game has improved and overall the level of enjoyment I continue to have on the course.

How can practicing yoga improve your game on the course and in life?

Yoga means “union” of mind body and spirit. Ever heard the statement be the ball? How amazing would it be to take each shot one at a time with no attachment to the results, no tension, no anxiety and more importantly no expectations? Practicing yoga can do

exactly that.

This column will not only help you with your game physically and mentally but it will allow you to take the game of life to the next level. Imagine this, when you learn how to manage your game with focus, ease and attention to the present it will transform who you are on and off the course. Stay tuned! D For more information visit the website at www.lincgolfandwellness.com

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Mountain Area - 16 Courses More than $3,369 in total Savings!

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Front Range North - 15 Courses More than $1,373 in total Savings!

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Front Range South - 7 Courses More than $951 in total Savings!

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West Slope - 5 Courses More than $747+ in total Savings!

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