Molly McMulligan’s Fab 5
Winter golf can be cold, but don’t let that stop you! Just don your thermals and follow these five strategies.
CGA News
Will our ‘birdie juice’ get us in trouble?
Dear Molly: My friends and I all carry birdie juice and whip out our flasks to toast birdies. This does not happen often. But we’ve noticed that a lot of Colorado golf courses have posted signs threatening those of us who bring our own alcohol along. Do we need to hide our celebrations? Will they really throw us out if they catch us?
Key Changes to the Rules of Golf Set to Take Effect in 2023
The USGA and The R&A have unveiled a regular update to the Rules of Golf as they continue to make the Rules easier to understand and apply. The new Rules will go into effect on January 1, 2023.
Posting, Postponed
A CLOSER LOOK by Susan Fornoff – Try out some fun alternatives to the serious games you’ve played all summer!
Women’s CGA Players of the Year
Leigha Devine CGA Women’s Player of the Year for second straight season; Marilyn Hardy and Kaylee Chen also earn POY honors; Grace Burke Award winners named
Men’s CGA Players of the Year
After extraordinary year, Connor Jones a shoo-in as CGA Les Fowler Player of the Year; other POY honorees include Chris Thayer, Chris Carlson, David Nelson and Hunter Swanson
26th Western Colorado Golf Foundation Cup Matches
The 2022 Western Colorado Golf Foundation Cup Matches took place at Tiara Rado GC in Grand Junction, CO on Saturday, October 29, 2022 with the amateurs taking the win.
Colorado Golf Association enters Health/Wellness & Fitness Research Partnership with the Colorado Center for Health and Sports Science
The Colorado Golf Association, the premier advocacy and membership organization for amateur golfers in the Rocky Mountain Region, announced a new partnership to focus on health, fitness, and wellness research. Ed Mate, CEO/Executive Director of the CGA, announced that the CGA would work with the Colorado Center for Health & Sport Science to study how golf improves health, wellness, and even fitness.
Sheer Elation
Former CU golfer and current part-time Coloradan Yannik Paul birdies final hole to win on DP World Tour for first time