Austin Smotherman wins Bank of Utah Championship
Smotherman closed with a 3-under 68 and finished at 26-under 258 for his first PGA Tour victory.
Published Oct. 5 · SnapshotRead the full story at ESPN ↗
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Tour desk
Source-linked PGA Tour and LPGA Tour coverage.
Jeeno Thitikul wins in Hawaii for fourth victory of the season
Thitikul birdied the last two holes to finish at 21 under and win the LOTTE Championship by three strokes.
Published Oct. 5 · SnapshotRead the full story at ESPN ↗
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Scheffler leads the men’s world ranking
ESPN’s rankings page lists Scottie Scheffler first and Rory McIlroy second in this snapshot.
Checked Oct. 5 · SnapshotView the full rankings at ESPN ↗
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Tap any story card or its source link to open the original publisher’s page.
Gear bench
Equipment talk, updates and community listings.
All-brand equipment watch
Every golf-gear and turf-equipment brand listed in the app has a dedicated sample news lane.
Equipment guides
All categoriesSample review
A new generation of high-MOI drivers puts stability first
What golfers could look for in launch, spin and forgiveness before choosing a head or shaft.
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Mallet putter update adds adjustable weighting
A sample look at face feel, alignment aids and who benefits from added stability.
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Three-piece tour ball targets lower driver spin
A fictional launch brief comparing flight, greenside feel and durability.
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Lightweight rain layers aim for quieter swings
How stretch, breathability and seam protection matter during a wet round.
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Pocket launch monitors bring fitting data to the range
A sample explainer for carry, ball speed and which numbers deserve attention.
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Mower reviews
Sample reviewsSample ratings and reviews are fictional prototype content. Brand names identify product categories only; no endorsement or partnership is implied.
Sample marketplace · new and used gear · nothing here is for sale
Golf equipment and turf-maintenance brands
Browse independent community discussions about golf gear, course equipment, replacement parts and maintenance from the brands golfers and course crews search most. Sample profiles only; no partnership, endorsement or current product claim is implied.
Ground game
Practical care and a network for course crews.
Equipment repair desk
Choose a problem, follow a safe first check, shop parts, or ask Maintenance Talk for help.
Maintenance Talk
Join the equipment and course-care community. Ask a question, compare fixes, or help another member.
Equipment repairSample question
Reel mower is leaving stragglers after setup
The reel and bedknife were adjusted this morning, but the center of the cut still looks uneven. What should we verify before replacing parts?
Turf & chemicalsSample question
Sprayer pressure drops halfway through a pass
Pressure starts correctly, then fades across the boom. Looking for safe first checks before we take the unit out of service for a technician.
Solved · equipmentSample answer
Cart charger fault traced to a loose connector
Cleaning and reseating the manufacturer-approved connector solved the intermittent charge fault. The service manual’s lockout steps kept the check safe.
Course operationsSample question
How are crews staging equipment for a shotgun start?
Looking for a practical handoff checklist that keeps setup organized without blocking cart paths or first-tee traffic.
Turf & chemicalsSample question
Tracking isolated dry spots after irrigation checks
We verified sprinkler operation and are logging moisture readings. What field notes help crews spot a repeating pattern across the week?
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Community answers are shared experience, not a substitute for the equipment manual, product label, safety procedure or a qualified technician.
Start-to-finish roadmap
Build a golf course
Move from an idea and a piece of land to a permitted, constructed, grown-in course ready for opening day.
First gate: do not buy land or start clearing until title, access, zoning, water, environmental constraints and a realistic development budget have been checked by qualified local professionals.
Make the project testable
- Choose the format: 18-hole, 9-hole, short course, practice facility, private club, resort or public daily-fee operation.
- Define the golfer, experience, target green fee or dues, practice needs, clubhouse scope and maintenance standard.
- Commission market, access and competition studies; build conservative demand, staffing, revenue and operating-cost scenarios.
- Set decision gates, funding limits, schedule assumptions and a written owner’s brief before site design begins.
Leave this phase with: a business case, development brief, preliminary budget range, funding path and go/no-go criteria.
Know what the land allows
- Use an option or due-diligence period rather than an unconditional purchase whenever possible.
- Confirm title, boundaries, easements, mineral or water rights, legal access, utilities and neighboring uses with a survey and legal review.
- Study topography, soils, geotechnical conditions, drainage, floodplain, wetlands, habitat, cultural resources and contamination risk.
- Test reliable irrigation-water quantity and quality, disposal or discharge routes, road access and utility capacity.
- Prepare a constraints-and-opportunities map so the first routing protects sensitive areas and avoids unnecessary earthwork.
Leave this phase with: survey base files, environmental and geotechnical findings, water evidence, title report and a site-control decision.
Build an approval register
- Meet planning and building officials early; confirm zoning, comprehensive-plan consistency, rezoning, conditional-use or development approvals.
- Identify environmental, wetland, protected-species, water-withdrawal, well, discharge and habitat approvals.
- Confirm stormwater, erosion-control, clearing, grading, roadway, utility, building, fire and occupancy permits.
- Check licenses for pesticide application, fertilizer use, business operation, food service, alcohol, signage and music where those activities apply.
- Record each authority, submission, fee, hearing, inspection, renewal, responsible consultant and predecessor approval in one permit matrix.
Critical rule: there is no universal golf-course license. The property, construction work, water use and future operations may each require separate approvals.
Put qualified people around the owner
- Core team: owner’s representative, golf course architect, land-use and real-estate attorney, civil engineer, surveyor and environmental consultant.
- Technical team: irrigation designer, agronomist, geotechnical engineer, landscape architect, clubhouse architect and cost estimator.
- Delivery team: general or golf-course contractor, shaper, irrigation installer, superintendent or grow-in lead, safety lead and independent testing support.
- Business team: lender or investor advisers, accountant, insurance broker, hospitality advisers and pre-opening operator.
- Use written scopes, deliverables, insurance requirements, ownership of plans, change-control rules, payment terms and dispute procedures.
Legal help is especially important for: land control, easements, entitlements, environmental risk, financing, design and construction contracts, accessibility, employment, trademarks and operational licenses.
Design the whole operating system
- Route holes around landform, drainage, vegetation, safety buffers, prevailing wind, walking flow, pace of play and memorable strategy.
- Coordinate greens, tees, fairway widths, landing zones, bunkers, hazards, cart paths, bridges, comfort stations and practice areas.
- Plan maintenance access, shop and chemical areas, material storage, washdown, pump station, irrigation loops and future replacement access.
- Develop concept routing, preferred routing, schematic plan, grading and drainage, irrigation, landscape and turf plans, permit set, bid set and as-built record.
- Review accessibility, emergency access, errant-ball risk, neighbor setbacks, tournament needs and expansion options before freezing the layout.
Do not build from a pretty routing alone: construction needs coordinated, issued drawings and specifications from licensed professionals where required.
Turn the design into a controlled project
- Price land, design, permits, mitigation, utilities, earthwork, drainage, irrigation, turf, structures, equipment, grow-in and pre-opening operations.
- Carry owner contingency, escalation, financing costs, taxes, insurance and working capital; separate required scope from later enhancements.
- Choose delivery and bid packages, prequalify contractors, compare exclusions as well as prices, and document alternates.
- Order long-lead pumps, pipe, electrical gear, structures and maintenance equipment against the approved schedule.
- Set change-order authority, progress documentation, testing, lien releases, bonds or guarantees, retention and completion criteria.
Leave this phase with: committed funding, baseline budget, procurement log, signed contracts, notice-to-proceed conditions and a permit-linked construction schedule.
Build in a verified sequence
- Mobilize with approved limits, erosion controls, safety plan, protected areas, survey controls and inspection schedule.
- Typical sequence: clearing, rough grading, drainage, lakes or water storage, utilities, irrigation mains, shaping, greens construction, tees, bunkers, paths and finish grading.
- Test soils, drainage and irrigation pressure; survey key grades; photograph buried work; track quantities, changes and permit inspections.
- Select turf by climate, use, water, shade and maintenance capacity; establish by seed, sod or sprigs using the agronomic plan.
- During grow-in, manage moisture, nutrition, mowing, weeds, disease, traffic and repair while recording inputs and turf maturity by area.
Opening is based on readiness, not a date alone: roots, density, drainage, playing quality and recovery capacity must support expected traffic.
Move from project to operation
- Close inspections and certificates; complete punch lists, as-built drawings, warranties, manuals, spares and staff training.
- Confirm occupancy, food, alcohol, business and application licenses; emergency, chemical, accessibility, employment and insurance procedures.
- Hire and train golf operations, grounds, hospitality, retail and leadership teams; commission irrigation, buildings, technology and equipment.
- Set maintenance standards and budgets, tee-time and pace policies, safety response, supplier agreements, pricing and member or guest communications.
- Arrange course measurement and rating where applicable, prepare scorecards and signage, then hold controlled preview rounds before the public opening.
- Track turf wear, drainage, pace, safety, guest feedback and defects through the first season and fund the correction list.
Final handoff: approvals closed, trained team, operating manuals, maintenance plan, asset register, emergency procedures, opening budget and first-year improvement plan.
Licensing helpLocal planning/building staff and a permit coordinator map every approval and inspection.
Legal helpA local land-use and real-estate attorney reviews property, approvals and contracts.
Layout helpA qualified golf course architect leads routing, safety, playability and drawing coordination.
Turf helpAn agronomist and future superintendent choose grass, grow-in and maintenance standards.
Educational project roadmap, not legal, engineering, environmental, financial or licensing advice. Rules and professional-license requirements vary by country, state or province, county and municipality. Confirm every requirement with the authorities and qualified professionals responsible for the actual site.
Mulligan's maintenance notesBuilt for course crews and home lawns.
Chemical department
EducationalFertilizer field guide
Choose a grass and season for a practical N-P-K starting framework, then calibrate before spreading.
Know the fertilizer type
Quick-release nitrogenFast turf response from soluble nitrogen. Apply in smaller splits and irrigate only as the label directs to limit burn and loss.
Slow or controlled releaseFeeds over a longer window. Release depends on coating, temperature and moisture; confirm the product’s stated longevity.
Complete and blendedContains N, P and K in the analysis. Choose the ratio from soil/tissue results rather than assuming every site needs all three.
Organic and natural-sourceNutrients release through biological activity and may be variable. Count all nutrient sources in the seasonal total.
Starter fertilizerOften higher in phosphorus for establishment. Use only where a soil test, turf need and local rules support phosphorus.
Micronutrient packageIron, manganese and other micronutrients correct documented needs; they are not substitutes for sound N-P-K planning.
Spray & fertilizer chemical library
Common professional categories and active-ingredient examples. Registration, turf tolerance and availability vary by site and location.
Label-rate tank calculator
Enter the carrier output and product rate printed on the selected label. The calculator converts that rate to one tank; it does not recommend a pesticide or rate.
How to order turf chemicals
Use the label, site and target to build a supplier-ready request before asking a licensed distributor for availability and price.
Build a seasonal N-P-K program
Spreader calibration
- Confirm the target. Read the fertilizer analysis and label rate, measure the actual treatment area, and calculate the total product required before filling.
- Make a test run. On a clean, measured test area, use the labeled starting setting, normal walking or vehicle speed and the planned swath width.
- Weigh and adjust. Weigh product before and after the test. Adjust the gate or speed in small steps until the delivered amount matches the target; do not rely on a chart alone.
- Apply evenly and document. Use the verified pattern, keep passes uniform, avoid hard surfaces and water, clean up granules, and record product, lot, area, rate, weather and applicator.
Rate check: pounds of product used ÷ test-area square feet × 1,000 = pounds of product per 1,000 sq ft. To convert to nitrogen delivered, multiply that product rate by the first analysis number as a decimal—for example, 20% N = 0.20.
Turf science field guide
Sample educational programs by region and grass type.
SpringWake-up
SummerProtect
FallRecover
WinterPlan
Rotate the primary mowing direction daily rather than repeating the same stripe. That reduces grain, wheel tracking and compaction. Keep turns off the putting surface whenever space allows.
Firmness and consistency matter more than a single fast reading. Use rolling strategically, avoid aggressive height cuts during heat stress, and compare readings at the same time each day.
Hand-water isolated dry spots before running a full cycle. Use moisture readings, weather and root depth together; a fixed schedule alone rarely tells the whole story.
Keep mower blades sharp and remove no more than one-third of the leaf blade at a time. Change direction each mow and leave fine clippings unless they begin to clump.
Water early in the morning, then check how far moisture traveled into the soil. Let the surface begin to dry between cycles so roots are encouraged to grow deeper.
Address compaction, thin areas and drainage before growth slows. Match any fertilizer to your grass type and local guidance rather than using a one-size-fits-all winter mix.
Golf course maintenance knowledge
Practical topics for superintendents, equipment technicians, course crews and home-lawn golfers.
Turf equipment repair and replacement parts
Start troubleshooting reel mowers, rotary mowers, sprayers, aerators and golf carts with safe shutdown steps, service-manual checks and a route to parts from independent sellers.
Golf course chemicals and application safety
Review pesticide, herbicide, fungicide, fertilizer and sprayer-calibration fundamentals while keeping the product label, SDS, PPE rules and local regulations in control.
Greens, fairways and irrigation care
Explore mowing patterns, green speed, aeration, soil moisture, disease scouting, drainage and seasonal turf programs for warm- and cool-season grasses.
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Mulligan delivers an AI-generated answer grounded in golf-course chemical, turf and equipment guidance.
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Golf travel
Stay. Play. Go.
Browse resort stays and golf packages, then connect the trip with courses and flights.
Build a golf trip search
One destination creates live shortcuts for resorts, golf course locations and flights.
Your three travel shortcuts will appear here.
Find resorts, nearby golf courses and current flights for one destination.
Find resorts, nearby golf courses and current flights for one destination.
Quick booking check: confirm tee-time availability, guest policy and cancellation terms before paying. Compare the full trip cost, including airfare, club baggage, lodging, resort fees and ground transportation.
Resort and course locations open in Google Maps. Flight schedules and fares open in Google Flights. The Mole Hole does not display stale live prices.
Golf resort marketplace
Resorts and travel providers can list stays, deals and complete golf packages.
Same marketplace model: The Mole Hole earns a 10% commission on completed resort and travel bookings. The commission comes from the provider payout, not as a surprise fee added at checkout.
Sample
Florida coast · Resort
Oceanfront golf escape
Three-night resort stay paired with two guest rounds and a flexible arrival day.
$1,240sample package total
Sample
Desert golf · Package
Desert 36-hole weekend
Two hotel nights, two rounds and optional airport-to-resort transport.
$890sample package total
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Mountain golf · Stay
Mountain lodge basecamp
Four-night stay designed for members booking nearby mountain courses separately.
$760sample stay total
Sample
Carolinas · Package
Golf village week
Five-night cottage stay with a three-round course bundle and one open day.
$1,680sample package total
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Provider listing preview
Create a package card for this session. A launch version would verify the provider, availability, taxes and cancellation terms before publishing.
Golf trip destinations
Start with the kind of golf you want, then pair a resort or stay with nearby courses.
Resort + course trip plan
A simple order that keeps lodging, tee times and flights connected.
- 1Choose the golf area. Check drive times between the airport, resort and every course.
- 2Compare stay-and-play packages. Review included rounds, room type, resort fees and cancellation terms.
- 3Verify course access. Confirm guest rules and tee times directly before locking in travel.
- 4Book flights last. Leave enough time for checked clubs, transfers and the first tee time.
Community coaching
Find your instructor
Search local coaches by community and the part of your game you want to improve.
Local instructor search
Enter a city, ZIP code or neighborhood. Directory profiles are sample formats until verified instructors join.
Sample Community Coach
Jacksonville · Full-swing fundamentals and beginner-friendly range sessions.
Sample Short-Game Coach
Beaches communities · Putting, chipping and on-course scoring sessions.
Sample Junior Golf Instructor
St. Johns County · Age-appropriate junior coaching with guardian involvement.
Sample Fundamentals Coach
Clay County · Beginner lessons built around setup, contact and confidence.
Sample On-Course Coach
Nassau County · Playing lessons focused on club choice and course management.
No sample instructors match that search.
Try a nearby city, ZIP code, neighborhood or a different lesson focus.
Try a nearby city, ZIP code, neighborhood or a different lesson focus.
Instructor news feed
Local clinic announcements, coaching tips and new verified directory profiles will appear here.
Junior clinic adds a family practice hour
A preview of how local instructors can post lesson openings and community clinics.
Build a five-minute pre-round putting check
A short instructor post can share one practical idea without replacing a full lesson.
Golf gives back
Charities
Find PGA TOUR-connected causes, follow charity stories and help verified fundraisers reach the golf community.
Find a golf charity
Search the PGA TOUR charity directory snapshot by cause, then verify the organization before donating or partnering.
Start here: choose a cause or enter your area. The directory below contains verified PGA TOUR-connected organizations and programs.
PGA TOUR Charities, Inc.
OfficialThe TOUR’s charitable arm supports community investment across well-being, youth, service, access and opportunity.
Visit official charity hub ↗Birdies for the Brave
PGA TOURNational outreach supporting military members, veterans, first responders and their families through TOUR-connected programs.
Visit Birdies for the Brave ↗First Tee
YouthYouth development through golf, connected to the PGA TOUR through programs including the PURE Insurance Championship.
See the 2026 First Tee story ↗Birdies for Brain Health
2026 launchA PGA TOUR and AbbVie campaign supporting six brain-health patient advocacy organizations, launched at the 2026 Presidents Cup.
Read the PGA TOUR announcement ↗East Lake Foundation
Tour Championship“Golf with a Purpose” community work tied to the TOUR Championship and neighborhood investment around East Lake.
Visit the foundation story ↗Before you give: confirm the legal organization name, tax-exempt status, event beneficiary and donation destination. The IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search ↗ can confirm status and filings.
Charity news & events
Recent PGA TOUR charity stories and dated event coverage, linked to the original source.
$13 million gift accelerates the TOUR’s community strategy
Tim and Holly Finchem’s gift supports a broader PGA TOUR Charities platform focused on direct community investment.
Read the full story ↗Birdies for Brain Health launches at the Presidents Cup
The multi-year campaign begins with support for six brain-health advocacy organizations and expands in 2027.
Read the PGA TOUR story ↗First Tee juniors win 2026 pro-junior titles at Pebble Beach
Naomi Raymundo and Charlie Haney won their divisions at the PURE Insurance Championship Impacting First Tee.
Read the First Tee recap ↗Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS
The PGA TOUR Champions event benefits the Jim & Tabitha Furyk Foundation at Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa.
Read event details ↗Snapshot dated October 6, 2026. Event dates, eligibility and donation details can change; use each linked source for the latest information.
Advertise an event or fundraiser
Verified charities can prepare an in-app promotion request for the charity feed, local discovery and The Burrow.
Publishing standard: The Mole Hole verifies the organization, beneficiary, dates and destination link before a promotion goes live. Paid placement is clearly labeled, and approval never guarantees donations or attendance.
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Partnerships
Advertise / Sponsor With Us
Reach golfers, course crews and turf professionals through app placements, TV advertising, events and custom campaigns.
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Select a sample package or choose a custom TV, event or campaign request below. Broadcast and event work is quoted separately.
Build a sponsorship inquiry
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Live tournament center
Premium-only live scores and official viewing options when tournament coverage is available.
No featured live window in this October 5 prototype snapshot. During live rounds, this space shows the leaderboard and opens the authorized broadcaster’s stream.
Tournament coverage is an added premium convenience. The maintenance community, repair help and crew knowledge stay at the heart of The Mole Hole. Stream access can require a broadcaster subscription and depends on region.
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Describe what is not working or ask a “how do I” question for step-by-step help.
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Add your location, home course and handicap.
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Community standardNo sexual content, bullying, hate, threats, gambling promotion, drug promotion or requests for private contact details. Members can block or report any account; young-member profiles hide birth dates and precise locations by default.
Find golf buddies
Search sample golfers by name, course, area or playing style.
Jordan MillerBlue Cypress · Saturday mornings · 8.4 handicap
Alex RiveraWindsor Parke · After-work rounds · 12.1 handicap
Kai ChenDeercreek · Weekend walker · 15.6 handicap
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Scorecards
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Owner workspace
Growth & revenue
Measure the path from signup to install, active use and Premium — then turn those counts into a clear revenue forecast.
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Change any count to update the funnel and forecast instantly.
Member funnel
Each bar compares with total signups.
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Installs
75%
Active
56%
Premium
5%
Revenue projection
Gross monthly estimate before taxes, payment fees, refunds and operating costs.
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The 19th Hole
See what golfers are talking about after the round.
AI-powered Mole Hole search
Ask naturally across community, equipment news, golf news, tournaments, brands and courses.
19th Hole leaderboard
Low rounds earn the bragging rights.
Social standings only — no prizes, wagers or money. Sample players are clearly labeled; your posts stay in memory for this session.
Saturday morning tee time?
Three golfers near Jacksonville are looking to fill a group.
Clubhouse Feed
Golf news snapshot · October 5, 2026. Tap any publisher story card to open the complete original on its own page. Use “Read more” to expand a feed item here, then “Show less” to make it small again.
No practice round, no problem for Michael Stewart at Carnoustie
Stewart’s back-nine 30 moved him into a share of the first-round lead at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Austin Smotherman wins Bank of Utah Championship
Smotherman closed with a 3-under 68 and finished at 26-under 258 for his first PGA Tour victory.
Jeeno Thitikul wins in Hawaii for fourth victory of the season
Thitikul birdied the last two holes to finish at 21 under and win the LOTTE Championship by three strokes.
Scheffler leads the men’s world ranking
ESPN’s ranking page lists Scottie Scheffler first, followed by Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young in this snapshot.
Every driver used by a PGA Tour winner in 2026
Golf Digest’s season tracker compares the driver brands and models used by tournament winners.