Courses

Schmidt-Curley Design: Announces that the collaborative Pete Dye Course at Tianjin Binhai Lake will host the European Tour’s Volvo China Open for the first time, April 19-22.

Dunes Golf and Beach Club (Myrtle Beach, S.C.): Par-5 13th hole is ranked No. 3 on the South Carolina Golf Course Ratings Panel’s Most Memorable Golf Hole list for 2012.

Caledonia Golf And Fish Club (Myrtle Beach, S.C.): Par-4 18th hole is ranked No. 5 on the South Carolina Golf Course Ratings Panel’s Most Memorable Golf Hole list for 2012.

Dunes Golf and Beach Club (Myrtle Beach, S.C.): Par-5 13th hole is ranked No. 3 on the South Carolina Golf Course Ratings Panel’s Most Memorable Golf Hole list for 2012.

Caledonia Golf And Fish Club (Myrtle Beach, S.C.): Par-4 18th hole is ranked No. 5 on the South Carolina Golf Course Ratings Panel’s Most Memorable Golf Hole list for 2012.

Timacuan Golf And Country Club (Lake Mary, Fla.): Chosen to host a U.S. Open Local Qualifying Tournament on May 17.

Haig Point Golf Club (Daufuskie Island, S.C.): To be featured on Sirius/XM radio’s “The Grill Room” golf program April 14-15. The show will feature special personality interviews that will showcase the club and the lifestyle of Daufuskie Island.

Haig Point Golf Club (Daufuskie Island, S.C.): To be featured on Sirius/XM radio’s “The Grill Room” golf program April 14-15. The show will feature special personality interviews that will showcase the club and the lifestyle of Daufuskie Island.

McConnell Golf: Totals eight courses in the rankings by the North Carolina and South Carolina rating panels. The panels annually rank the courses in their respective states.

Lake of Isles (North Stonington, Conn.): North Course is ranked No. 1 in Golfweek’s America’s Best Courses You Can Play state listing for Connecticut.

Reynolds Plantation (Greensboro, Ga.): Places four courses – Great Waters (No. 3), Oconee Course (No. 5), the National Course (No. 9) and The Landing (No. 13) – on Golfweek’s America’s Best Courses You Can Play Georgia state rankings.

Reynolds Plantation (Greensboro, Ga.): Places four courses – Great Waters (No. 3), Oconee Course (No. 5), the National Course (No. 9) and The Landing (No. 13) – on Golfweek’s America’s Best Courses You Can Play Georgia state rankings.

Black Butte Ranch (Black Butte Ranch, Ore.): To reopen its Glaze Meadow Golf Course, which underwent a $3.75 million renovation by course architect John Fought, in two phases beginning Memorial Day weekend. All 18 holes will be open on June 30.

Shearon Golf: Reports that the Ed Shearon-designed Raven’s Claw Golf Club, which ranked in Golfweek’s Best Courses You Can Play in Pennsylvania state listing.

Black Butte Ranch (Black Butte Ranch, Ore.): To reopen its Glaze Meadow Golf Course, which underwent a $3.75 million renovation by course architect John Fought, in two phases beginning Memorial Day weekend. All 18 holes will be open on June 30.

Billy Casper Golf: Reports that Country Club of Brewton in Brewton, Ala., will host the inaugural Regions Bank Junior Tournament, April 28-29.

Billy Casper Golf: Along with its Buffalo Communications division, has contributed to 33 golf courses earning top rankings on the Golfweek 2012 Best Courses You Can Play state listings.

The Concession Golf Club (Sarasota, Fla.): To sponsor Golfweek’s Trivia Challenge, which will award two tickets to this year’s Ryder Cup in Medinah, Ill.

The Quarry at Black Diamond (Lecanto, Fla.): Selected to host U.S. Open sectional qualifying on June 4.

Salish Cliffs Golf Club (Shelton, Wash.): Ranked No. 4 on Golfweek’s 2012 Best Courses You Can Play list for Washington.