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Interview with Billy Hanes, Part One

by Mo'Golf | Oct 7, 2022 | Mo' Golf

Billy Hanes is a familiar name in western New York’s golf tournament circuit. He grew up in the southtowns and had a successful run of competitive golf in the 2000s. This led to four years at the University of Richmond, before he returned to western New York, to...

WNY Golf Unsung Heroes: Fred Zillner

by Mo'Golf | Sep 30, 2022 | Mo' Golf

As we come out of the Covid-19 pandemic, the world is still an uncertain place. More important than ever, are the heroes that carry us to the safe space, that lift us up when we are down and out. BuffaloGolfer.Com has decided to end the 2022 year, and begin 2023 with...

WNY Golf Unsung Heroes: David Spadone & the RJS Memorial

by Mo'Golf | Sep 19, 2022 | Mo' Golf

As we come out of the Covid-19 pandemic, the world is still an uncertain place. More important than ever, are the heroes that carry us to the safe space, that lift us up when we are down and out. BuffaloGolfer.Com has decided to end the 2022 year, and begin 2023 with...

Review: Bonobos Performance Link 5-Pocket Pants

by Mo'Golf | Jul 25, 2022 | Mo' Golf

Ahead of a trip to the Treasure Coast of Florida, I looked at my wardrobe options and realized that a light-wearing pair of khakis was noticeably missing. Fortunately for me, Bonobos exists. A few years back, I wrote a feature on GolfWRX for the Justin Rose...

USGA Adaptive Open: Lee Surges to Lead Men’s Division; Moore Holds on to Women’s Lead

by Mo'Golf | Jul 20, 2022 | Mo' Golf

What Happened In Round 2 of the Inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open on Tuesday at Pinehurst Resort’s Course No. 6, more inspiring stories emerged of players overcoming challenges to compete at a national championship level. No one has done it better so far than Simon Lee,...

USGA Adaptive Open 2022: Pfeifer Leads Men, Moore Leads Women on Historic First Day of U.S. Adaptive Open

by Mo'Golf | Jul 18, 2022 | Mo' Golf

What Happened Once the flag was raised, the band had played and the celebration at Monday’s opening ceremony had concluded, it was time for the field of 96 competitors in this Inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open to get to the business at hand: competing for the right to call...