GolfBlogger Weekly Highlights: July 27 – August 2

GolfBlogger Weekly Highlights: July 27 – August 2

In case you missed them, here are some stories from July 27 through August 2 on GolfBlogger.Com

GAM Membership Milestone
The Golf Association of Michigan hit a major milestone—100,000 members strong! A testament to the state’s vibrant golf community. Read more here.

Playing Belvedere, Black River and The Chief
In recent days, The GolfBlogger has been on the road, playing the classic, Top-100 Belvedere, Black River Country Club and The Chief. Read more at the link.

No Normal Coffee Preview
Samples arrived at GolfBlogger World Headquarters from No Normal Coffee. It’s a coffee paste in a tube that you can eat, drink or spread. A full review will come out later, but the preview is here.

Golf Poetry: “My First Golf Cup”
Poetry from Lyrics of the Links by Henry Litchfield West, a turn-of-the-20th-century journalist and politician. Enjoy the verse here.

Washtenaw Golf Club Hosts GAM Boys’ Championship
The venerable club does its part to grow the game by setting aside two days to host the Golf Association of Michigan’s Boys’ Championship. Earlier this year, they hosted the GAM Girls’ Championship. More here.

Bethpage Black: Ryder Cup Insights
With the 2025 Ryder Cup looming, here are five fascinating insights into Bethpage Black, courtesy of Shot Scope. From course quirks to player tendencies, it’s a must-read for Ryder Cup fans. Dive in here.

Jurecic’s Clutch Victory at Boyne Tournament of Champions
Jay Jurecic delivered a dramatic win in the 33rd Tournament of Champions at Boyne Mountain Resort, edging out Grant Haefner in a sudden-death playoff. His final shots were nothing short of spectacular. Read the full recap here.

Levan Clinches GAM Boys’ Championship
JP Levan emerged victorious after a tense three-hole playoff against Harris Hoekwater at Washtenaw Golf Club. The GAM Boys’ Championship showcased rising talent and nerves of steel. Catch the details here.

Peng Wins 34th GAM Women’s Championship
Yanxuan Peng held her lead to secure the title at the 34th GAM Women’s Championship. Consistent play and calm demeanor were key to success. Full story here.