New Programs Aim To Make Newcomers Feel Comfortable
While an introductory lesson can teach the basics of the swing and short game, the new Baltimore Golf Academy takes it a step further, offering instruction on how to make a tee time, check in at the course, and the basics of etiquette and pace.

Feinstein Book Looks At Four Golfers' 'Moment of Glory'
In his latest book, John Feinstein chronicles the moments of glory of Mike Weir, Jim Furyk, Ben Curtis and Shaun Micheel during the summer of 2003 and how the experience has affected them since. 
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Convention Bringing Best Collections To Baltimore
The National Sports Collectors Convention, the nation's premier showcase event for the multi-billion sports and entertainment collectibles industry, will be held in Baltimore for the first time this summer.

BCG Opens Largest Training Facility
Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith, joined by the Baltimore County Council, Baltimore County Golf Board Members, executives, golf pros and other guests, unveiled the new name of Longview Golf Course -- Fox Hollow Golf Course.
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Bulle Rock Tops List Of Difficult Golf Courses
Earlier this month, Carolyn M. Proctor and Rachel Bernstein of the Baltimore Business Journal compiled a list of the most difficult golf courses in the Baltimore area, and Bulle Rock Golf Club, Black Course in Havre de Grace topped the list. 

Amen! Renditions Golf Course Is Real Deal ... Almost
At Renditions Golf Course in Davidsonville golfers have the chance to test their game on an exact replica of Amen Corner, along with many other replica holes from major championship courses.

Sports Collectibles: What's It Worth?
Ray Schulte enjoys hitting the road to meet and discover great people and unique collectible items, especially if the story is as compelling as Bill Wolfinger's.

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