Author - Bill Flower

Oak Glen Course Well, all the hope and wishful thinking would not have any power over mother nature for day 2 at Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan. After a brief chat with Julie, in the...

Willow Glen Course We made the short 3-hour drive from Yuma to El Cajon, CA through a stretch of highway that climbed from sea level to over 4,000 feet. One 20-mile section known as the...

Back in 1973, the City of Yuma Recreational Department first opened Desert Hills Golf Course. The course was opened and made available to the citizens of Yuma to provide a place to enjoy...

A Rekindled Golf Club   After a recharging day, which basically involved a lot of laziness which I think was well deserved, we were geared up to play a course that was receiving high...

YGCC – Private Course/Public  Feel Long before golf courses had 6 separate tee boxes, multi-tiered greens and 10-foot-deep bunkers the game was a much simpler challenge. It was also...

  Whether it’s a 9-hole Par 3, an 18-hole championship layout, a 36-hole resort facility or a municipally owned and managed course like The Links at Coyote Wash, golf courses have one...

Wild about the ‘Cats Home The interest of those we meet has happened on past reviews trips, so it was no surprise that it occurred repeatedly in our time in Tucson. One of the bi...

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Starr There are a number of traits that place a golf course in a certain category or pedigree. Being the host course for a PGA Tour event is one of them. Now when...

The Conquistador Course We set off for Day 2 at El Conquistador Golf and Tennis with great anticipation of what would hopefully be a repeat of our first day there; golfing déjà vu really...