Senior Golfers of America

03/09/2026

Hello, everyone, from Avalon, Ohio!

11/08/2026

SGA can't wait to return to the home of golf August 2027! 💚⛳️🥂

12/06/2026

🏌️‍♂️ WHY MEMBERS LOVE SGA 🏌️‍♀️

Imagine golfing incredible courses, traveling to beautiful destinations, and building friendships with golfers from all over the country who enjoy the same things you do.
Our non-golfing and social members enjoy the tours, spas, and special events planned for them during the golf play.

This is what Senior Golfers of America is all about.

Friendly tournaments.
Luxury golf experiences.
A welcoming golf community for ages 50+.

What’s your favorite part of golf — competition, travel, or friendships?

Join today! Membership includes access through 12/27.

www.seniorgolfersofamerica.com

12/06/2026

We all have what we would call our favorite golf course, and for various reasons. Maybe it was that 5-iron shot on a par-4 that ended up dropping in for an eagle, or that it featured scenery fit for a Hollywood script. It also may have been who was alongside you, riding in the cart.

11/06/2026

11/06/2026

Congratulations

🚨🚨🚨🚨HOLE IN ONE ALERT🚨🚨🚨🚨

Big Congratulations to Jeff Jochems, from Ozark, Missouri!

He hit his FIRST EVER Hole in One on King's North,
Hole 17 from 131 yards with a Pitching wedge!

Congrats Jeff, and hope to see you back for another shot at perfection!

11/06/2026

Congratulations to Joel Whelan on his first career hole in one at Threetops!

11/06/2026

From City of Champions: The History of Professional Golf book

Don Welch, former head pro at the Dunes C.C., had an interesting memory of the final round of the 1967 Tournament of Champions played at Stardust C.C.

Frank Beard held a 6-stroke lead on the field and 8-over Arnold Palmer after fifty-four holes. But as Beard was hitting practice shots to loosen up before Sunday’s round, Palmer was devouring the Stardust’s front nine.

Arnie eagled the first hole, parred the second, and made birdies on 3 and 4. Cheers kept erupting from various points on the front nine each time “the General” would post another birdie.

By the time Beard reached the first tee, Palmer was 6-under par through eight holes and Frank’s once comfortable lead had been trimmed to two strokes. Welch, who was then head pro in charge of both the Desert Inn and Stardust courses, remembered Beard just shaking his head each time the roars went up. He was helpless against Arnie’s flurry … until he teed off.

Palmer eventually shot the course record of 64 with, believe it or not, a 4-putt on the 15th hole! To Beard’s credit, he endured by shooting a last round 71. An eight-foot birdie putt on the final hole, which did a 360-degree circle of the hole and fell in, nipped Arnie by a shot, and gave Beard the $20,000 first prize.