Courses

OB Sports: Reports that seven courses at six of its managed facilities made Golfweek’s Best Courses You Can Play state listings – Longbow Golf Club, The Oaks Golf Club, Sandia Golf Club, Tetherow, Three Crowns Golf Club and We-Ko-Pa Golf Club (Saguaro and Cholla courses).

Cinnamon Hill Golf Course (Montego Bay, Jamaica): Listed among Jamaica’s best courses in Golf Digest’s Planet Golf rankings.

Cinnamon Hill Golf Course (Montego Bay, Jamaica): Listed among Jamaica’s best courses in Golf Digest’s Planet Golf rankings.

Metedeconk National Golf Club (Jackson, N.J.): To host the inaugural Metedeconk Prep Challenge on May 20. The tournament will feature many of New Jersey’s top private schools represented.

SouthWood Golf Club (Tallahassee, Fla.): Announces a series of programs honoring U.S. service members, including offering active-duty and retired military with valid ID a special $26 rate every Monday through Thursday in May.

Harbor Shores (Benton Harbor, Mich.): Celebrates the grand opening of its 17,000-square-foot clubhouse campus, including a First Tee of Benton Harbor building and Harbor Shores Learning Center.

Pristine Bay Resort (Roatan, Honduras): Pete and Perry Dye-designed The Black Pearl course is ranked No. 1 in Honduras by Golf Digest.

Salish Cliffs Golf Club (Shelton, Wash.): Becomes the first Salmon-Safe-certified course in the world after successfully passing an assessment verifying the Squaxin Island Tribe’s commitment to protecting native habitat, managing water runoff, reducing pesticides and advancing environmental practices throughout the region.

Pristine Bay Resort (Roatan, Honduras): Pete and Perry Dye-designed The Black Pearl course is ranked No. 1 in Honduras by Golf Digest.

Nags Head Golf Links (Nags Head, N.C.): Reports on its history and being “the longest 6,126 yards you’ll ever play,” according to a Golf Digest article soon after its opening in 1988.

Pasatiempo Golf Club (Santa Cruz, Calif.): To host the 66th Western Intercollegiate April 14-15 with a field that includes recent Masters low amateur Patrick Cantlay of UCLA, who is the No. 1-ranked player in the world.

Heritage Golf Group: Announces that TPC Tampa Bay in Lutz, Fla., has been named among Golf World’s 100 Best Golf Shops for 2012. The list consists of 25 shops in each of four categories – private, resort, public and off-course. TPC Tampa Bay was ranked in the public sector.

Pasatiempo Golf Club (Santa Cruz, Calif.): To host the 66th Western Intercollegiate April 14-15 with a field that includes recent Masters low amateur Patrick Cantlay of UCLA, who is the No. 1-ranked player in the world.

The Club at Viniterra (New Kent, Va.): Rees Jones design, which opened in late 2009, opens for public play amid positive player reviews.

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.