Temperatures in the high 40s and gusting winds turned Shadow Creek into an even bigger monster on Day 1 of the LPGA’s T-Mobile Match Play.
Greg Robertson
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Greg Robertson is a longtime journalist for some of the top newspapers and websites in the country. He was lead editor for the launch of NFL.com in 1996, and was the first golf editor and writer for ESPN.com, where he covered the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour and Champions Tour for five years. He lives in Las Vegas with his wife and two daughters.
Nelly Korda isn’t on a historic hot streak this year, but she’s still the player to beat at the LPGA’s T-Mobile Match Play, which begins Wednesday at Shadow Creek.
Defending champion Nelly Korda headlines a field for next week’s LPGA T-Mobile Match Play at Shadow Creek that includes 16 of the top 20 players in the world.
Rio Secco Golf Club and Cascata Golf Club are now being managed by Cabot, a company that specializes in high-end courses.
The Southern Nevada Golf Association and Northern Nevada Golf Association expect to merge into one organization by the end of the year.
Senior Caden Fioroni decided to return for a fifth season and is leading the way as UNLV is back in the national golf spotlight. The Rebels are ranked 16th in the nation.
Two-time Nevada prep champion Drake Harvey, who recently committed to BYU, won the Southern Nevada Golf Association Championship on Sunday at Palm Valley.
UNLV senior Caden Fioroni went wire-to-wire to win the prestigious tournament, while the Rebels finished second as a team.
Nelly Korda,the current world No. 1, headlines early entries for the LPGA T-Mobile Match Play at Shadow Creek, which will take place April 2-6.
Southern Nevada golfers Maverick McNealy, Harry Hall, Collin Morikawa and Isaiah Salinda stood out during the PGA Tour’s West Coast swing.
The Excellence Center has opened at Las Vegas Country Club, giving the UNLV women’s golf team its own place to practice, bond and study.
Craig Erickson, Renee Rocco, Rick Sepp and David Curley were winners at the SNGA’s Tournament of Champions on Monday.
Kevin Na believes nearly one-third of the players in the breakaway circuit LIV Golf deserve spots in every major championship.
Charley Hoffman’s balky back is finally better, and the UNLV alum’s early results in 2025 have him playing solid golf again.
Four Nevada golf courses, including Edgewood Tahoe at No. 1, placed among the top 50 on GolfPass’ annual list of the nation’s top public courses.