Local Source Business & Service Guide of Bucks County, PA

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GOLDEN YEARS ON THE GREEN

The Joy of Golf with Friends

Retirement can be a time to slow down, but for many seniors, it’s the perfect opportunity to stay active, connect with friends, and improve their well-being— all on the golf course. Golf has become one of the most popular sports for retirees, offering a balance of relaxation, exercise, and socializing that is hard to find elsewhere. Seniors are trading in their office wear for golf attire, embracing the camaraderie and competition that comes with each round.

One of the greatest perks of golf is that it’s a low-impact sport, making it accessible for people of various physical abilities. Walking the course, swinging a club, and engaging in light exercise can have tremendous health benefits. A day on the green helps with cardiovascular health, improves flexibility, and supports mobility—all of which are essential for seniors looking to maintain their health as they age. Spending a few hours walking around the course is also excellent for weight management and muscle strengthening, especially when golfers forgo the cart and walk their rounds. Being outdoors is another fantastic benefit of golf. Sunlight exposure helps increase vitamin D levels, which strengthens bones and boosts immunity, while fresh air can improve mood and reduce stress. Studies have shown that time outdoors can significantly impact mental well-being, with the bonus of warding off feelings of isolation or loneliness, which can sometimes accompany retirement.

Retirement often marks a transition where people miss the camaraderie and regular social interactions of the workplace.

Golf, however, is an ideal social outlet. Playing with friends allows for hours of casual conversation and friendly competition, helping retired golfers strengthen their bonds and even create new friendships. Many retirees join local golf leagues or clubs to keep up a consistent schedule of games, making it easier to stay connected. Golf also provides an opportunity for mixed generations to play together. Whether it’s with adult children, grandchildren, or old friends, the inclusive nature of the sport means everyone can participate, regardless of skill level. For some, these rounds of golf are a way to create lasting family memories and share a passion for the game across generations.

Another appeal of golf is its accessibility. Many courses offer senior discounts or special rates for retirees, making the game more affordable. Seniors can choose from public courses, private clubs, or even enjoy driving ranges for a quicker round of practice. Plus, with advances in golfing gear and technology, seniors have more options for clubs and accessories suited to their needs, helping make the game easier and more enjoyable.

For seniors, retirement golfing is more than just a sport—it’s a lifestyle.

that keeps you active, offers community, and brings priceless moments with friends. Each round is a new challenge, and few things compare to the joy of a great shot. So grab your clubs, call your friends, and embrace your golden years on the green—one swing at a time.

GOLF TIP

Splash the Sand CONQUER THE BUNKER

To escape a sand trap with confidence, focus on “splashing” the sand about two inches behind the ball. Start by positioning the ball forward in your stance, digging in your feet for a stable base, and opening the clubface. Aim to strike the sand rather than the ball itself; this lifts the ball up and out on a cushion of sand. Keep your swing smooth, avoid decelerating, and follow through for a clean finish. Let the sand wedge do its job, and trust the loft to land the ball softly on the green. With practice, this technique will help you tackle bunkers like a pro.

2025 PGA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

FEBRUARY 6 - 9

WM Phoenix Open

TPC Scottsdale (Stadium Course) Scottsdale, AZ • USA

FEBRUARY 13 - 16

The Genesis Invitational

The Riviera Country Club

Pacific Palisades, CA • USA

FEBRUARY 20 - 23

Mexico Open at VidantaWorld

VidantaWorld

Vallarta • MEX

FEB 27 - MAR 2

Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches

PGA National Resort

(The Champion Course)

Palm Beach Gardens, FL • USA

MARCH 6 - 9

Arnold Palmer Invitational

Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge

Orlando, FL • USA

MARCH 6 - 9

Puerto Rico Open

Grand Reserve Golf Club

Rio Grande • PUR

MARCH 13 - 16

THE PLAYERS Championship

TPC Sawgrass

(THE PLAYERS Stadium Course)

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL • USA

MARCH 20 - 23

Valspar Championship

Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead Course)

Palm Harbor, FL • USA

MARCH 27 - 30

Texas Children’s Houston Open

Memorial Park Golf Course

Houston, TX • USA

APRIL 3 - 6

Valero Texas Open

TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) San Antonio, TX • USA

APRIL 10 - 13

Masters Tournament

Augusta National Golf Club

Augusta, GA • USA

APRIL 17 - 20

RBC Heritage

Harbour Town Golf Links

Hilton Head Island, SC • USA

APRIL 17 - 20

Corales Puntacana Championship

Puntacana Resort & Club (Corales Golf Course)

Punta Cana • DOM

APR 24 - 27

Zurich ilClassic of New Orleans TPC Louisiana

Avondale, LA • USA

MAY 1 - 4

THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson TPC Craig Ranch McKinney, TX • USA

MAY 8 - 11

Truist Championship

The Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon Course) Philadelphia, PA • USA

MAY 8 - 11

Myrtle Beach Classic

Dunes Golf and Beach Club

Myrtle Beach, SC • USA

MAY 15 - 18

PGA Championship

Quail Hollow Club Charlotte, NC • USA

MAY 22 - 25

Charles Schwab Challenge

Colonial Country Club Fort Worth, TX • USA

MAY 29 - JUNE 1

the Memorial Tournament

Muirfield Village Golf Club Dublin, OH • USA

JUNE 5 - 8

RBC Canadian Open

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course) Caledon, Ontario • CAN

JUNE 12 - 15

U.S. Open

Oakmont Country Club Oakmont, PA • USA

JUNE 19 - 22

Travelers Championship

TPC River Highlands Cromwell, CT • USA

JUNE 26 - 29

Rocket Mortgage Classic

Detroit Golf Club Detroit, MI • USA

JULY 3 - 6

John Deere Classic

TPC Deere Run Silvis, IL • USA

JULY 10 - 13

Genesyis Scottish Open

The Renaissance Club North Berwick • SCO

JULY 10 - 13

ISCO Championship

Hurstbourne Country Club (Championship Course) Louisville, KY • USA

JULY 17 - 20

The Open Championship

Royal Portrush Golf Club

Portrush • NIR

JULY 17 - 20

Barracuda Championship

Tahoe Mountain Club (Old Greenwood) Truckee, CA • USA

JULY 24 - 27

3M Open

TPC Twin Cities Blaine, MN • USA

JUL 31 - AUG 3

Wyndham Championship

Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro, NC • USA

AUGUST 7 - 10

FedEx St. Jude Championship

TPC Southwind Memphis, TN • USA

AUGUST 14 - 17

BMW Championship

Caves Valley Golf Club Owings Mills, MD • USA

AUGUST 21 - 24

TOUR Championship

East Lake Golf Club

Atlanta, GA • USA

SEP 11 - 14

Procore Championship Silverado Resort (North Course) Napa, CA • USA

SEP 26 - 28

Ryder Cup

Bethpage State Park (Black) Farmingdale, NY • USA

OCT 2 - 5

Sanderson Farms Championship

The Country Club of Jackson Jackson, MS • USA

OCT 9 - 12

Baycurrent Classic

Yokohama Country Club

Yokohama • JPN

OCT 23 - 26

Black Desert Championship

Black Desert Resort Ivins, UT • USA

NOV 6 - 9

World Wide Technology Championship

El Cardonal at Diamante

Los Cabos • MEX

NOV 13 - 16

Butterfield Bermuda Championship

Port Royal Golf Course Southampton • BER

NOV 20 - 23

The RSM Classic

Sea Island Golf Club (Seaside Course)

St. Simons Island, GA • USA

DEC 4 - 7

Hero World Challenge

Albany GC

Albany • BAH

DEC 12 - 14

Grant Thornton Invitational

Tiburón Golf Club

Naples, FL • USA

Eco-Tourism Travel with Family: A

Guide to Sustainable Adventures

Eco-tourism is a rewarding way for families to connect with nature, create lasting memories, and make a positive impact on the planet. With a focus on sustainability, eco-tourism minimizes environmental impact, supports local communities, and fosters respect for natural habitats. Here’s how to plan a family-friendly eco-tourism experience.

Choose Destinations Wisely

ENJOY the wonders of our planet responsibly

Look for places that emphasize conservation and responsible tourism, such as national parks, nature reserves, and eco-friendly resorts. Destinations that limit visitor numbers or encourage eco-friendly activities like hiking, wildlife watching, or camping can provide an immersive experience while minimizing environmental damage. Consider places like Costa Rica, Iceland, and U.S. national parks, known for their eco-tourism practices.

Support Sustainable Accommodations

Many eco-lodges and green hotels offer accommodations that prioritize sustainable practices, such as solar power, waste reduction, and water conservation. These places often use locally sourced materials and employ local staff, giving back to the community. Some lodges even host educational programs for children, allowing them to learn about local flora and fauna firsthand.

Embrace Green Transportation

Traveling sustainably means reducing carbon emissions. Consider choosing direct flights or, if possible, overland options like trains, which often have a smaller carbon footprint. Once at your destination, opt for walking, biking, or public transportation. This also allows families to experience the local culture more intimately.

Engage in Eco-Friendly Activities

In eco-tourism, activities should have minimal impact on the environment. Instead of motorized tours, explore guided nature walks, bird watching, kayaking, and other low-impact adventures. Many locations offer educational programs or tours where kids can learn about conservation efforts.

Practice “Leave No Trace”

Teach children the importance of respecting the natural environment by leaving no trace. This means avoiding littering, staying on marked trails, and refraining from disturbing wildlife. Encourage them to take photos instead of souvenirs to preserve the environment for future visitors.

Give Back

Some eco-tourism programs allow families to participate in volunteer opportunities, such as beach cleanups, tree planting, or helping in wildlife rehabilitation centers. These experiences can enrich your trip and teach children the value of giving back.

Eco-tourism allows families to bond with nature, learn about sustainability, and foster a spirit of environmental stewardship. By choosing eco-friendly travel practices, your family can enjoy the wonders of our planet responsibly.

2025

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

FEBRUARY 6-9

Founders Cup

Bradenton Country Club Bradenton, Florida

FEBRUARY 20-23

Honda LPGA Thailand Siam Country Club Pattaya, Thailand

FEB 27-MARCH 2

HSBC Women’s World Championship

Sentosa Golf Club (Tanjong Course) Singapore

MARCH 6-9

Blue Bay LPGA Jian Lake Blue Bay Hainan, People’s Rep. of China

MARCH 20-23

FIR HILLS SERI PAK Championship

Palos Verdes Golf Club

Palos Verdes Estates, California

MARCH 27-30

Ford Championship presented by Wild Horse Pass Whirlwind Golf Club at Wild Horse Pass Phoenix, Arizona

APRIL 2-6

T-Mobile Match Play presented by MGM Rewards Shadow Creek Golf Course North Las Vegas, Nevada

APRIL 17-20

JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro El Caballero Country Club Los Angeles, California

APRIL 24-27

The Chevron Championship The Club at Carlton Woods The Woodlands, Texas

MAY 1-4

Black Desert Championship

Black Desert Resort Ivins, Utah

MAY 8-11

Mizuho Americas Open

Liberty National Golf Club

Jersey City, New Jersey

MAY 22-25

Riviera Maya Open

TBD in Cancun, Mexico

MAY 29-JUNE 1

U.S. Women’s Open presented by Ally Erin Hills Erin, Wisconsin

JUNE 6-8

ShopRite LPGA Classic Acer Seaview, A Dolce Hotel (Bay Course) Galloway, New Jersey

JUNE 12-15

Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give Blythefield Country Club Belmont, Michigan

JUNE 19-22

KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco Frisco, Texas

JUNE 26-29

Dow Championship

Midland Country Club Midland, Michigan

JULY 10-13

Amundi Evian Championship Evian Resort Golf Club Evian-les-Bains, France

JULY 24-27

ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open

Dundonald Links

Gailes, Ayrshire, Scotland

JULY 31-AUGUST 3

AIG Women’s Open

Royal Porthcawl Porthcawl, Wales, UK

AUGUST 14-17

The Standard Portland Classic

TBD Portland, Oregon

AUGUST 21-24

CPKC Women’s Open

Mississaugua Golf & Country Club Mississauga, Ontario Canada

AUGUST 28-31

FM Championship TPC Boston Norton, Massachusetts

SEPTEMBER 11-14

Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G TPC River’s Bend Maineville, Ohio

SEPTEMBER 19-21

Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G Pinnacle Country Club Rogers, Arkansas

OCTOBER 1-4

LOTTE Championship presented by Hoakalei Hoakalei Country Club Ewa Beach Oahu, Hawaii

OCTOBER 9-12

Buick LPGA Shanghai Qizhong Garden Golf Club Shanghai, People’s Rep. of China

OCTOBER 16-19

BMW Ladies Championship TBD Republic of Korea

OCTOBER 23-26

Hanwha LIFEPLUS

International Crown

New Korea Country Club Goyang, Republic of Korea

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 2025

FEBRUARY 14 - 16

MARCH 7 - 9

MARCH 21 - 23

MARCH 28 - 30

APRIL 4 - 6

APRIL 25 - 27

MAY 2 - 4

MAY 15 - 18

MAY 22 - 25

MAY 30JUNE 1

JUNE 6 - 8

JUNE 19 - 22

JUNE 26 - 29

Chubb Classic Tiburon Golf Club Naples, FL • USA

Cologuard Classic La Paloma Country Club Tucson, AZ • USA

Hoag Classic Newport Beach CC Newport Beach, CA • USA

The Galleri Classic Mission Hills CC Rancho Mirage, CA • USA

James Hardie Pro-Football Hall of Fame Invitational Broken Sound Boca Raton, FL • USA

Mitsubishi Electric Classic TPC Sugarloaf Duluth, GA • USA

Insperity Invitational The Woodlands CC The Woodlands, TX • USA

Regions Tradition Greystone G&CC Birmingham, AL • USA

Senior PGA Championship Congressional CC Bethesda, MD • USA

Principal Charity Classic Wakonda Club Des Moines, IA • USA

American Family Insurance Championship TPC Wisconsin Madison, WI • USA

Kaulig Companies Championship Firestone CC Akron, OH • USA

U.S. Senior Open Championship Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, CO • USA

JULY 24 - 27

AUGUST 8 - 10

AUGUST 5 - 17

AUGUST 22 - 24

SEPTEMBER 5 - 7

SEPTEMBER 12 - 14

SEPTEMBER 19 - 21

OCTOBER 3 - 5

OCTOBER 10 - 12

OCTOBER 17 - 19

OCTOBER 24 - 26

NOVEMBER 13 - 16

DECEMBER 20 - 21

The Senior Open Championship Sunningdale GC (Old Course) Berkshire • ENG

Boeing Classic The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge Snoqualmie, WA • USA

Rogers Charity Classic Canyon Meadows G&CC Calgary, AB • CAN

The Ally Challenge Warwick Hills G&CC Grand Blanc, MI • USA

Stifel Charity Classic Norwood Hills CC St. Louis, MO • USA

Sanford International Minnehaha Country Club Sioux Falls, SD • USA

PURE Insurance Championship Pebble Beach Golf Links Monterey Pen, CA • USA

Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS

Timuquana Country Club Jacksonville, FL • USA

SAS Championship Prestonwood CC Cary, NC • USA

Dominion Energy Charity Classic The Country Club of VA Richmond, VA • USA

Simmons Bank Championship Pleasant Valley CC Little Rock, AR • USA

Charles Schwab Cup Championship Phoenix Country Club Phoenix, AZ • USA

PNC Championship Ritz-Carlton GC Orlando, FL • USA

EMBRACING NATURE:

THE BIOPHILIA TREND IN HOME DESIGN

& DECOR

Biophilia—the concept of bringing nature indoors—is a major trend in home design, transforming living spaces into wellness-focused retreats. This approach blends beauty with function, reconnecting us with nature to create a calming, health-enhancing environment.

1Add Indoor Plants: Indoor plants are an easy way to embrace biophilia. Mix large plants, like fiddle leaf figs, with smaller options, like succulents or ferns, to add greenery and purify the air.

2Let in Natural Light: Maximize natural light by keeping windows unobstructed and adding mirrors to reflect sunlight. Natural light improves mood and supports better sleep.

3Use Natural Materials: Incorporate materials like wood, stone, bamboo, and rattan in furniture, flooring, and decor. These textures add warmth and connect your space to the earth.

4Create Outdoor Views: Arrange furniture to face windows or hang landscape artwork if views are limited. Seeing nature, even indirectly, reduces stress and enhances focus.

5Embrace Earthy Colors: Choose nature-inspired colors like greens, browns, and soft blues to evoke calm and ground your space in an organic palette.

With these simple additions, you can create a home that reflects biophilia’s natural beauty and promotes well-being, making your space a refreshing sanctuary in tune with the outdoors.

Pickleball:

THE SPORT FOR ALL AGES & SKILL LEVELS

Pickleball, a fast-growing sport combining elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, is easy to learn and fun for all ages. Played on a smaller court with a net similar to tennis, it involves paddles and a perforated plastic ball. The game can be played as singles or doubles, making it versatile and social.

The rules are simple: players serve diagonally, and the ball must bounce once on each side before volleys begin. Points are scored only on the serve, and games typically go to 11 points, requiring a 2-point lead to win. A key strategy is controlling the “kitchen,” a seven-foot area near the net, where players aren’t allowed to volley.

Pickleball is low-impact, so it’s gentle on the joints while providing a great cardio workout. It’s popular among retirees and younger players alike for its quick pace and accessible skill level. Local communities are adding pickleball courts, and leagues are forming nationwide.

PICKLEBALL OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

Whether you’re looking for fitness, competition, or simply a fun way to spend time with friends, pickleball offers something for everyone. Just grab a paddle, find a court, and get ready to join one of the fastest-growing sports around!

John Daly Cocktail

Inspired by golfer John Daly, this cocktail is a vodka-spiked blend of lemonade and iced tea—an alcoholic twist on the Arnold Palmer.

INGREDIENTS

1 ½ oz vodka

2 oz iced tea

2 oz lemonade

Ice

Lemon slice or wedge (garnish)

Mint sprig (optional, garnish)

INSTRUCTIONS

Fill a tall glass with ice, then pour in the vodka, iced tea, and lemonade. Stir gently to combine. Garnish with a lemon slice and an optional mint sprig. Serve immediately and enjoy!

Adjust the sweetness by using sweetened or unsweetened iced tea and lemonade to suit your taste.

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