Golf Returning to Coca-Cola Field

The most unique golfing experience in Western New York will return to the ballpark as the Buffalo Bisons (Triple-A, International League) have announced dates for the 3rd annual ‘Links at Coca-Cola Field.’  The team will transform the ballpark to a nine-hole, par-27 golf course for three nights, Thursday, September 13 – Saturday, September 15, with tee times available from 6-10 p.m. each night.  Read more here.

Yard Goats to Open ‘Links at the Yard’

The Hartford Yard Goats (Double-A, Eastern League) have announced they will host a four-day golf event at Dunkin’ Donuts Park, called “Links at the Yard,” from September 27-30.  Read more here.  Get details here.

Golf Returning to Petco Park

Callaway is bringing a nine-hole golf experience back to the San Diego Padres’ stadium for the third year in a row, with the Links at Petco Park running from the 5th to the 10th of October.  Read more and view photo here.

Play the Links at Globe Life Park

Globe Life Park, home of the Texas Rangers for now, will be transformed into a one-of-a-kind, nine-hole golf course from Nov. 18-20.  Players will hit tee shots from nine locations throughout the stadium at targets that will be landscaped into the outfield.  Read more here.

Introducing the Links at Coca-Cola Field

PRESS RELEASE – The home of the Buffalo Bisons will soon provide a test for golfers from Western New York and Southern Ontario. The Bisons announced today that they will transform the ballpark into The Links at Coca-Cola Field for three days only, Friday, September 16 – Sunday, September 18. Tee times can be booked from 6pm-10pm each day.

Callaway Partners with Padres to Create Petco Golf Course

Between 6-8 November, parts of Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres, will be used to create “The Links at Petco Park” — a nine-hole golf course created in partnership with Callaway.  Read more and view map here.

Saints Owner Bill Murray Claims Pebble Beach Pro-Am

PRESS RELEASE – There will be no “Cinderella Story” comments because every newspaper in the country has already made the joke, but St. Paul Saints owner/team psychologist continues to pile up golfing titles like it’s his job winning the Pebble Beach Pro-Am.