
Craig Dolch
Writer at Freelance
Craig Dolch is a 40-year journalist who has covered golf, been to 40 majors, caddied at Honda Classic and for 7 years hosted golf radio show on ESPN West Palm.
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2 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Craig Dolch
Craig DolchSpecial to the PostHall made the decision to leave the show after 15 years and 430 episodes, citing a desire to "have a little left in the tank."WEST PALM BEACH — It is late Friday morning and Martin Hall is in his happy place: the south range at The Club at Ibis. There are no cameras or producers around, no microphone clipped to his chest or IFB (audio receiver) in his ear, just the occasional sound of a ball being well struck by an Ibis member.
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3 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Craig Dolch
PALM CITY — The second annual Rosie, a charity tournament held May 12 in honor of award-winning golf journalist Tim Rosaforte, raised more than $200,000 that will be used for college scholarships for First Tee Florida Gold Coast and the Evans Scholars Foundation.Hosted by the Floridian Golf Club – where Rosaforte was a longtime member and once held court with President Obama on the range – many of Rosaforte’s close friends, colleagues and family gathered at the picturesque setting to raise...
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3 weeks ago |
jacksonville.com | Craig Dolch
PALM CITY — The second annual Rosie, a charity tournament held May 12 in honor of award-winning golf journalist Tim Rosaforte, raised more than $200,000 that will be used for college scholarships for First Tee Florida Gold Coast and the Evans Scholars Foundation.Hosted by the Floridian Golf Club – where Rosaforte was a longtime member and once held court with President Obama on the range – many of Rosaforte’s close friends, colleagues and family gathered at the picturesque setting to raise...
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3 weeks ago |
ocala.com | Craig Dolch
PALM CITY — The second annual Rosie, a charity tournament held May 12 in honor of award-winning golf journalist Tim Rosaforte, raised more than $200,000 that will be used for college scholarships for First Tee Florida Gold Coast and the Evans Scholars Foundation.Hosted by the Floridian Golf Club – where Rosaforte was a longtime member and once held court with President Obama on the range – many of Rosaforte’s close friends, colleagues and family gathered at the picturesque setting to raise...
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4 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Craig Dolch
The scholarship, provided by the Evans Scholars Foundation, honors Cantwell's caddying record, academic achievements, and character, with a connection to his great-grandfather, a founding contributor to the foundation. Cantwell plans to study business at the University of South Carolina and pursue a career in the golf industry, potentially as a club professional or working for an equipment company.
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As a Florida graduate, I am disgusted the university hired this 🤡 to be president. Instead he enriched his GOP pals and wasted millions of taxpayers money with ridiculous spending. As a last insult, he said he resigned because his wife has epilepsy. She does, but he was fired. https://t.co/Wng0332ms7

What I love about Scottie Scheffler's rant is he is clearly the world's best golfer, and the sport still breaks you.

If you are a fan/friend of Tim Rosaforte, watch this. Wonderful man. https://t.co/Q4mQYQp0AT