Larry Miller is an Assistant Professor and journalist based in Fort Bragg, California. He specializes in writing about local communities, small towns, and golf. Larry's articles provide insights into the charm and unique aspects of different regions, while also highlighting personal stories and local events.
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By: Larry Miller
I'm highly skeptical of the Philadelphia Reparations Task Force.
Golf Notes has the winners of the 2024 Women's Club sponsored 3-Club Challenge played on the Little River Golf Course on Tuesday, June 11th. The Three Club Challenge was playing nine holes with only three golf clubs. At the end of the round, names were put in a hat and drawn. You combined your score with whomever you pulled from the hat, and that was your partner. First place winning partners, winning fifty dollars each, were golf superintendent Terry Stratton and Hank McCusker, a former multi-winning scratch Men's Club Champion. A formidable pair, Hank and Terry. The prize money came from the tournament entry fee. Second-place winners were Dave Gillett and Bill Brekhus, each pocketing forty dollars. Sean, “The Meade Man,” Meade, ” drew each other for third place, and Jake Pardini walked away with thirty dollars apiece. Danny Barrett and Jimmy Corsar came in fourth and final place, each slipping a twenty-dollar bill into their wallets.
Golf Notes has the winners of the 2024 Women’s Club sponsored 3-Club Challenge played on the Little River Golf Course on Tuesday, June 11th. The Three Club Challenge was playing nine holes with onl…
The classic Huckleberry Dunes golf gathering and party took place on June 15th at Garry and Gloria Van Tassell's famed Huckleberry Dunes Golf Course. Garry and Gloria created this unique six-hole/target course on their property years ago and have since hosted many annual summer Dunes golf events. The course features target holes with circles radiating out from the flagstick. Landing your ball in the circle closest to the pin is worth one point while landing your ball in the circle furthest from the pin is worth five points. Players brought their own wedge or nine iron, whichever they preferred.
By: Jem Aswad
Fans love to hate Ticketmaster, but their anger is misplaced, argues Larry Miller, director of Music Business at NYU Steinhardt in this guest post.
Over the extended Fourth of July week, the Little River Golf Course was very busy and jammed with golfers. Anyone in Mendocino, Ft. Bragg, or driving on Highway 1 also experienced the throngs of fo…
By: Larry Miller
Hogan's campaign released a website Wednesday aimed at attacking Alsobrooks' record on crime, and funding for law enforcement.
The nearly $150 million budget cuts will mean delayed hiring and fewer funds for many programs throughout the state.
While playing golf on the Little River course last week, Danny Hervilla, a member of the family who owns the golf course and Little River Inn, took us for a walk back in time. Local golfers will remember Doug Howe, who now lives in Ukiah and used to be the golf course greens keeper as well as a good golfer. However, many of us never knew his father, who was also named Doug. Danny informed us that Doug Howe Sr. was a very good golfer who, back in the early days, leased the golf course from the Inn. In those days, the course was called the Little River Country Club Golf Course. Danny said Doug's game was so good he could easily have been a professional tour player. Growing up on the course, Danny remembers Doug Sr. teeing up and hitting four balls on the fifth hole. “Two of them landed on the green and two on the fringe. He was good.” Danny also remembered Doug Sr. shooting a 59 for eighteen holes. A 59 would be a course record.
The word is out: Korean golfer Si Woo Kim made the first hole-in-one of the 152nd British Open Championship Tournament. The ace was on the 17th hole, a 238-yard par three. Great achievement, a hole-in-one on a 238-yard hole. Just to put things in perspective, our own Collin Fling, last November, aced the 290-yard par four at the Little River Golf Course, an even more memorable golf shot. Thinking about joining the tour, Collin? I don't believe there has been a single hole-in-one on the Little River course yet this year.
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