A Golden Opportunity: Women's Golf Takes Center Stage in Rio
After a long absence from the Olympic stage, a new champion will rise in the women’s Olympic golf competition that kicks off this Wednesday in Rio. With one eye on the ball and the other on the future, the best female players in the world are gearing up to take home Gold.Future of Hanse's Olympic Golf Course looks bright
The mastermind behind the Olympic Gold Course, Gil Hanse, has been praised for the blood, sweat, and tears he put into getting the green prepped and ready to go in time for Rio. All of his hard work will continue to pay off even after Rio’s conclusion as the course will be handed over to the Brazilian Golf Federation where an academy will develop and build the local golf community.7 things you need to know about the Olympic Women's Golf Competition
If you tuned into the Olympic men’s golf competition last week, you felt the electricity in the air when Justin Rose won Gold in dramatic fashion for the first time on the Olympic stage in 112 years. The Olympic golf scene is on fire right now and with the women’s competition hot on the heels of the men’s, you won’t want to miss what is set to be another historic week in golf.The 18Birdies app is now available for iPhone and Android devices. Click here for your free download. For more information, check out all the latest news at 18Birdies.com/marshal.
