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Rob Hernandez

Rob Hernandez

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Digital Editor, Wisconsin.Golf

Goodyear

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Total articles 1549

  • Road to Erin Hills has begun as golfers from Wisconsin will travel far and wide to try to earn a spot in the U.S. Women's Open

    By Rob Hernandez Verified| Wisconsin.Golf Verified The road to Erin Hills and next month's U.S. Women's Open in Wisconsin began Monday with the first of 26 final qualifiers for the 80th playing of the oldest major championship in women's golf. Former West De Pere golfer Skye Two Hawks Skenandore, who now plays out of Evans, Ga., bounced back from an opening 82 with a 72, but missed a U.S. Women's Open homecoming by 16 strokes. It won't be any easier for golfers with Wisconsin ties in the remaining 25 qualifiers to get to Erin Hills, either.

    By Rob Hernandez Verified · Wisconsin.Golf

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The Sweet Spot: Beating cancer and attending the Masters; familiar faces at Augusta; wisdom from Nicklaus, Player, Watson

    By Gary D'Amato Verified, Rob Hernandez Verified| Wisconsin.Golf Verified The Sweet Spot: Weekly notes from the world of Wisconsin golf"The Sweet Spot" is a weekly column of news and notes from Wisconsin.Golf's Gary D'Amato. Check back every Monday for the latest tidbits from the world of golf and feel free to email Gary at garyd@killarneygolfmedia.com with news.

    By Gary D'Amato Verified, Rob Hernandez Verified · Wisconsin.Golf

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • From Brown Deer Park in Milwaukee to Black Bear in Minong, Masters weekend is opening weekend for dozens of courses across Wisconsin

    By Rob Hernandez Verified| Wisconsin.Golf Verified Golfers around Wisconsin were teased with a stretch of great, spring-like weather in late January that teased them into thinking the 2025 golf season would start even earlier than it did during 2024 when it started in early February. Unfortunately for them, it lasted little more than a week before a smorgasbord of snow, rain and cold has led to more stops and starts than a freeway in rush-hour traffic. Now, courses around Wisconsin are opening daily by the dozen.

    By Rob Hernandez Verified · Wisconsin.Golf

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Wisconsin.Golf

Goodyear, United States