FORE Magazine
FORE Magazine offers in-depth coverage on a variety of topics including golf, travel, dining, charitable activities, and compelling human-interest stories that appeal to both casual enthusiasts and dedicated competitors. The publication also addresses different governmental and legislative matters that affect the sport. Furthermore, FORE aims to enhance the visibility of the SCGA within the Southern California golf community, promoting the organization's fundamental values and reinforcing the SCGA brand. This quarterly magazine, consisting of 80 pages, serves as a valuable resource for the SCGA's 160,000 members and golfers across Southern California.
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foremagazine.com | Judd Spicer
A Personal RemembranceWednesday, Feb. 19, 2025. A ballroom at Desert IslandCC in the Coachella Valley pocket of Rancho Mirage. The “Celebration of Life” for my dear friend, my colleague, my collaborator, my playing partner and one of the world’s foremost golf and landscape photographers, John Henebry. Fifty days prior, while riding his bike on New Year’s Day mere miles from these golf grounds, Johnny was hit by a car and tragically killed. He was 76 years old.
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foremagazine.com | Kevin O'Connor
Good times for all — when you only have threeTHIS ISSUE, we’re making a little switch to focus on three options for fun games on the ■ Split SixesA hybrid version of skins for a group of three golfers. As the name suggests, there are six points at stake on every hole. If someone wins it outright, they get four points. The second-best score gets two points and the third gets none. If the hole is won and the other players halve, then the allocation of points is 4-1-1.
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foremagazine.com | David Weiss
The Resort at Pelican Hill delivers needed respite and exquisite cuisine Leaving the San Fernando Valley and heading south for the weekend is never a bad strategy, especially when the destination promises good food, better golf and a needed escape from the dreary ubiquity of mini-malls and smoggy skies.
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foremagazine.com | Tom Mackin
A Different Type of Golf on the Emerald Isle DID YOU KNOW:Xander Schauffele defeated Beau Hossler to win the 2014 California Amateur ChampionshipYou don’t win the Open Championship, like San Diego native Xander Schauffele did lastyear, without embracing all that comes with playing on a links course. “What I enjoy mostis the unpredictability — it’s not like shooting low scores at parkland courses in perfectconditions,” he said.
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foremagazine.com | Judd Spicer
Seventy years of swings and smiles at Indian Wells Country ClubLucy, I’m home!Among the most storied and historic clubs across the 120-course bounty of the Coachella Valley, Indian Wells CC (IWCC) nears its 70-year anniversary having stayed true to its forever, self-appointed moniker: The Fun Club of the Desert.
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