Sentence examples for tour courses from inspiring English sources

Sorenstam admitted that longer PGA Tour courses would make it difficult for her to contend.

While Temple Terrace lacks the length found on modern PGA and L.P.G.A Tour courses, the real challenge in hickory golf is mastering the clubs.

Whoever wins will have to keep making birdies, because the four courses on which the tournament is played are shorter than most tour courses, and conditions have been almost perfect.

On most PGA Tour courses, an errant tee shot might not be in that much trouble, but this is not just the Open, this is the Open in Oklahoma's oven heat, the Open at Southern Hills with all its trees, where a good score goes to die.

The tour employs a full-time ShotLink staff of 14 who travel to tour courses a few weeks ahead of an event.

One of the game's most impressive features are realistic backdrops of PGA Tour courses where every hole replicates the exact characteristics and surroundings of the real hole, including tree-lined fairways, water hazards, huge sand bunkers and undulating greens.

"But obviously, to be able to scramble it around on a PGA Tour course like this on a Sunday and shoot 72, it's really cool," he said.

Pooley wants women to ride the same Tour course as the men each day, passing through earlier and giving cycling fans, who wait all day just to see their heroes whizz past in mere seconds, something else to watch.

Cut to the chase on a gentle "learn to tour" course in Ischgl, run by the people behind Scotland's Glenmore Lodge, who are taking their skills to the Alps for the week.

Last year, more than a million golfers showed up to play at Myrtle Beach courses like the Dunes Golf and Beach Club, the former senior P.G.A. tour course; the Tournament Players Club; and the Pine Lakes Country Club -- sometimes slipping away from meetings at the 10,000-seat convention center downtown.

The women return to the men's Tour course this year in a special La Course  race on the final stage and Lauder hopes it will lead to a larger event.