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  • The Hideout Golf and Resort

    Discover Paradise at The Hideout Golf Club & Resort in Brownwood, Texas The Secret’s Out. The Hideout’s In. For those fortunate enough to experience it, there’s another word for paradise: *home*. Nestled along the scenic shores of Lake Brownwood, The Hideout Golf Club & Resort offers an idyllic escape for anyone seeking the perfect blend of outdoor adventure, luxurious relaxation, and Central Texas charm. Whether you’re drawn by the thrill of championship golf, a peaceful lakeside retreat, or the dream of calling this stunning destination home, The Hideout promises an unforgettable experience. Here’s why this hidden gem is one of Central Texas’s favorite destinations. Championship Golf Like No Other At the heart of The Hideout is an 18-hole championship golf course that offers both beauty and challenge. Designed to take full advantage of the rolling Texas landscape, the course features lush fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and breathtaking views of Lake Brownwood. It’s a place where every swing feels like a step closer to paradise.Whether you're an avid golfer or a weekend warrior, The Hideout’s course is perfect for sharpening your skills or simply enjoying a leisurely day on the green. Lakefront Living & Luxurious Stays But The Hideout isn’t just for golfers—it’s for anyone looking to unwind in style. The resort offers a variety of accommodations, from charming cabins to elegant vacation homes, all designed with comfort and relaxation in mind. With Lake Brownwood as your backdrop, you can enjoy stunning sunsets, tranquil mornings, and endless outdoor activities right at your doorstep. Guests can take advantage of fishing, boating, or just lounging by the lake. The resort also boasts a pristine pool, spa services, and casual dining options, making it a haven for rest and relaxation. A Place to Call Home For those who fall in love with The Hideout—and it’s hard not to—the resort offers the opportunity to make this paradise your permanent address. The Hideout features a variety of homesites and real estate options that allow you to build your dream home right on the shores of Lake Brownwood. Imagine waking up to the serene beauty of the lake, enjoying a round of golf, and embracing the best that Texas living has to offer—all in one place. Your Central Texas Paradise Awaits Whether you’re here to play, stay, or live, The Hideout Golf Club & Resort in Brownwood, Texas, is a slice of paradise waiting to be discovered. From its award-winning golf course to its luxurious accommodations and homesites, The Hideout offers the perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and easy living. The secret’s out—paradise is closer than you think. Experience The Hideout, and find your own version of home. For more information on making the Hideout an open secret for a weekend, a week or much longer, you can go to www.thehideouttexas.com or call 325-784-8000.

  • History, Heart, and Hospitality

    Enjoying a round of golf, savoring delicious Texas cuisine, and taking in breathtaking views make for an unforgettable trip to the Glen Rose Golf and Somervell Country area in North Texas.One of the leading attractions here is the public championship Squaw Creek golf course, first opened in 1992 by Texas architect Jeffrey Brauer and later updated by Fort Worth’s John Colligaan. The two courses, Comanche Lakes and Apache Links, serve as a grand golf introduction to the scenic area. “We keep improving the courses, but also what’s around the layouts as well,” said Kelly Harris, tourism director for Glen Rose and Somervell County. “That’s one of the items which keep people coming back to this wonderful area.”Squaw Valley is located in Glen Rose, just 60 miles southwest of the DFW Metroplex. It’s home to 36 holes of Championship Golf, and are consistently rated as one of the top courses in the state, including a 4 1/2 star rating from Golf Digest Magazine. It is also home to the  #1 and  #4 municipal courses in Texas as ranked by The Dallas Morning News in its annual statewide survey. Plus, the Rooster Bar & Grill are good any time to fuel up before or after 18. For more information go to https://www.squawvalleygc.com .

  • Interview with Buck Shannon at The Flying L Guest Ranch

    I had the pleasure of interviewing Cowboy Balladeer, Buck Shannon, who serves as the Entertainment Director at The Flying L Ranch Resort in Bandera, Texas. Buck is known for his captivating performances and deep connection to the cowboy lifestyle, bringing authentic Western entertainment to the resort's guests. With a passion for storytelling through music, Buck creates an unforgettable experience, sharing the spirit of the Texas Hill Country with all who visit. His dedication to preserving cowboy traditions shines through in every performance, making him a beloved figure at the resort.

  • 2024 College Golf Begins: Auburn and Stanford Lead the Quest for National Titles!

    The 2024 college golf season is upon us. The first week of September marks the first tournament for many programs across the US, both men's and women’s. The Preseason number 1 is no surprise as the Auburn Tiger’s men’s program is widely regarded as the best team in the nation claiming all but 3 first-place votes. They Kick off their run to repeat as national champions in Ohio at the prestigious Inverness Club on September 9th where their young and talented roster looks to prove their believers right. On the Women’s side Stanford’s national championship team leads off the season as the number 1 team in the nation they don’t jump into the action until later this month but when they do, they dive in head-first at Cals invitational then less than a week later play number 3 ranked Texas in a match play. This early match up will serve as a good measuring stick for both teams who have a national championship in sight for this season. This 2024 season will be a test of endurance for both the men's and the women’s side as the season starts this week but won’t stop until late May that’s 9 months of competition and practice these players will need to care of not only their body’s but their minds if they wish to win it all. The national championships this year take place for the men in Carlsbad, California Omni La Costa Resort & Spa – Champions Course and as for the women it will take place on the same course just a week prior.

  • CFW Men’s Championship at Fort Worth’s Rockwood Park this September!

    Fort Worth is home to many outstanding golf courses from public to simi private and showcases all that golf has to offer. With over 40 golf courses in Fort Worth and the surrounding area, there is no shortage of amazing courses to play. If you're in the spirit for some competition the first weekend in September Fort Worth Golfs has its 3rd summer event at Rockwood Park. Rockwood Park is a Municipal course that challenges players of all skill levels. The CFW Men’s championship takes place on Saturday the 7th and Sunday the 8th on this par 72 course. This is a chance to test your skills in a competitive environment one more time before the summer ends. This tournament has 8 flights based on handicaps so that players of all skill levels can compete and win. Prizes will be given out to each of the winners after the conclusion on Sunday. Players will be given lunch on Saturday as part of the entry fee. The best part is that there are only 2 requirements: Be at least 18 years old and have a USGA handicap. Don’t miss out on your chance to play this prestigious event to conclude the summer season. We hope to see you at the beautiful Rockwood Park. https://fortworthgolf.org

  • College Corner

    Unforgettable Moments at Hazeltine: A New Amateur Champion Emerges The 2024 US amateur championship concluded Sunday at Hazeltine, a course that has seen many legendary Sunday finishes like the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in 2019 or the Ryder Cup in 2016, and of course, how could we forget the legendary duel between Tiger and Rich Beem in 2002. This week an amateur wrote his name in the record books at this historic course, Jose Luis Ballester became the first from Spain to win the US Amateur. Not only did he win, he did it against one of the strongest fields in the world with a World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) event rating of 996.2581 to add context the average event holds around a 20-35 rating on WAGR. So how did he do it? By doing what we are always told to do in match play "try and make pars." In the championship match, he won 5 holes by just making par. He stayed patient and let his opponent make mistakes while seizing the opportunities when he had them. This coupled with his good deminer, and pro-level course management helped put the Sundevil over the top. This event gives us a glimpse of the future of the college golf world where almost half of the best amateurs are from outside of the USA. 24 of the 50 best amateurs in the world are from other countries. This new wave of young golfers will come from all over the world. College coaches seem to be the first to notice this, as the number of international golfers in the NCAA has seen an upward trend. With Jose Luis Ballester’s victory this week a whole new wave of Spaniards has been motivated to take on the game of golf and as more internationals write their name in the history books a plethora of motivated kids shall follow them to the college golf level.

  • Swing into Fun at TopGolf - New Braunfels, Texas's Newest Entertainment Hotspot!

    New Braunfels, Texas is about to become even more thrilling as the groundbreaking entertainment venue, TopGolf, is set to make its debut in the bustling Boomtown. This exciting announcement has sent ripples of anticipation through the city, heralding a new era of entertainment that seamlessly blends golf, delectable cuisine, and vibrant socializing opportunities. Unveiling TopGolf: A Tech-Savvy Entertainment Haven For those unfamiliar, TopGolf isn't your run-of-the-mill driving range. It's a high-tech, upscale entertainment destination that masterfully merges cutting-edge technology with the timeless allure of golf. Picture a space where avid golfers, social butterflies, and food enthusiasts converge to create unforgettable memories under one roof. With TopGolf's arrival in New Braunfels, residents and visitors alike are in for a treat. The city's entertainment landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, promising endless fun and excitement for all who step through its doors. Why TopGolf is a Game-Changer Innovative Gameplay : At TopGolf, traditional golf gets a modern twist with interactive games and challenges suitable for players of all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice swinger, there's something for everyone. Gastronomic Delights : Say goodbye to boring concession stand fare. TopGolf elevates the dining experience with a menu that tantalizes taste buds and satisfies cravings. From mouthwatering appetizers to gourmet entrees, their culinary offerings are sure to impress even the most discerning foodies. Social Hub : More than just a golfing destination, TopGolf is a vibrant social hub where friends, families, and colleagues come together to bond over a shared love of fun and camaraderie. It's the perfect setting for memorable gatherings and celebrations. The TopGolf Experience: What to Expect Prepare to be wowed by TopGolf's state-of-the-art facilities, featuring climate-controlled hitting bays, plush lounges, and a lively atmosphere that exudes energy and excitement. Whether you're looking to hone your golfing skills, enjoy a night out with friends, or host a corporate event with a twist, TopGolf offers something for everyone. Join the Fun in Boomtown As the countdown to TopGolf's grand opening in New Braunfels begins, anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. Excitement is in the air, and residents are buzzing with speculation about what this new addition will bring to their city. So, if you're ready to swing into fun and experience golfing like never before, make sure to mark your calendars for the much-anticipated opening of TopGolf in Boomtown, New Braunfels. Get ready to tee off on a whole new level of entertainment! In conclusion, TopGolf's imminent arrival in New Braunfels is poised to usher in a new era of excitement and enjoyment for residents and visitors alike. With its winning combination of golf, gourmet dining, and social ambiance, TopGolf is set to become the go-to destination for fun-seekers of all ages. So, gear up for an unforgettable experience at TopGolf - the place where entertainment hits the sweet spot!

  • 2nd Annual Coby Stevens Charity Golf Classic!

    Welcome to the 2nd Annual Coby Stevens Charity Golf Classic! The tournament will be held at the beautiful Northgate Country Club in Houston, on Monday, November 11th. The event will be benefiting Intrepid Care. Intrepid Care is a nonprofit organization created to empower veterans through nature and sports. At Intrepid Care, their mission is to ignite transformation. They believe that nature heals, camaraderie strengthens, and friendships blossoms when veterans step into the great outdoors. The funds raised will support multiple programs taking veterans, service members, first responders or their families on outdoors activities like hunting and fishing trips, support sports activities, as well as provide financial support. Established in 2024, they are more than an organization; they are a movement of compassion. Intrepid Care is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Tax ID: 93-4403306 Last year, our goal was to raise $20,000 and we achieved it and MORE! This year, we would like to set the goal at $30,000 and be able to write a big check to Intrepid Care and plant seeds of hope. "Together, we'll create forests of healing, rivers of connection, and mountains of possibility." Your willingness to help make a difference will be greatly appreciated and we'll commit to 100% of the profits go straight to those deserving veterans! We'll also continue to work with the nonprofit organization, Remembering All Warriors (RAW), and help raise funds to purchase a service dog for a deserving veteran. We cannot think of a better day to hold a charity golf tournament raising money for veterans, than on VETERAN'S DAY, November 11th! Your generosity will go right to work helping deserving veterans. Please join us for a fun-filled day on the course and helping to raise money to achieve the goal. If you can't attend the event, please donate an act of kindness and rise your helping hand under open skies. You can visit the "Make A Donation" tab on the site today! REGISTER NOW at www.birdease.com Coby Stevens Apparel

  • Landa Park Golf Course rides sport’s newest wave of growth.

    This course was doing well before COVID-19, making the most of a primelocation in one of the state’s fastest grow-ing cities and leveraging a stem-to-stern $7 million renovation completed in 2013 by the noted Houston-based golf architecture firm of Finger, Dye, Spann that turned a tired and dated facility into a vibrant and pertinent course that’s an asset to the New Braunfels golf community and the city as a whole. Quint Alexander, the course’s PGA head professional, leads a teamat Landa Park GC that is both golf savvy and customer centric. It helps that the people that playthe course under standswhat they have and make visitors feel welcome.“The most important thing we canoffer our players is the sense that they are our focus from the time they arrive to thetime they leave,” Alexander said. “Part ofthat is having our golf course in the best shape we can – and our staff has done a consistent job of keeping the course in great condition despite challenges of the weather and the day-to-day wear and tear any course endures from the amount of play we have.“The other part is listening to them as to how we can make things better and then acting – as much as we can – on those requests. We take great pride in the amount of regular golfers and return play we receive at Landa Park Golf Course and we don’t take that for granted.” Landa Park Golf Course has a unique routing near the banks of the Comal River, playing at 6,205 yards from its back tees and to a par of 71. The course will not beat up golfers who are just learning the game but there’s more than enough length and challenge to keep even the best players’ attention After a pair of short par 4s to start the round, Landa Park GC’s routing turns back into the wind for the par 5, 529-yard third. That hole begins perhaps the most challenging stretch at the track – it’s followed by the 571-yard par 5 fourth (which is the longest hole on the course), the 403-yard par 4 fifth that plays into the breeze, the 349-yard par 4 sixth with a tough putting surface that moves from front to back, and (on the other side of the street) the 196-yard par 3 seventh, the toughest one shotter at Landa Park GC.The front nine, which plays to a par of 37, ends with a short par 4 and then (back on the other side if the street) the reachable par 4 ninth. The back nine (which plays to a par of 34) starts off with a deceivingly tough uphill 157-yard par 3 on which a small lake must be traversed; it’s the first of three par 3s on the back. Scoring op-portunities are available on the short par 13th, the 312-yard par 414th (which is a severe right to left and well protected in its green surrounds), and the 345-yard par 4 16th. The hardest hole on the course awaits at the long (434-yard) par 4 17th, which is straight away but protected by a huge tree on the left of the landing zone and a demanding putting surface. You cross the street for a final time to reach the closing hole – a drivable downhill 315-yard par 4 whose back-right pin placement on a ridge is one of the toughest to get to at Landa Park GC. The greens at Landa Park Golf Course are well-guarded, with slope, undulation, tiers, ridges, and/or swales on just about every putting surface The course is scenic with trees and native areas and ponds plus the clear water of the Comal River, which comes into play on some holes. There are spots here where golfers can watch tubers riding the rap-ids; on the back nine, you’ll hear a lot of whooping and hollering at Schlitterbahn. Part of the experience at Landa Park Golf Course is the fauna (ducks, egrets, and more) and all of the deer grazing in the rough and in the shade. All those aspects have helped produced a membership of about 250 play-ers and a handful of leagues and options to get out and enjoy the game. The staff at Landa Park GC continue to add aesthetic additions and tweaks to the facility. There have been about 80 trees planted in over the past two years to better help to define the course’s fairways, especially on holes 11, 13, 14 and 17 where the corridors run parallel to each other. Creating that definition is also the purpose of the dry creek bed between the eighth tee box and 13th fairway. Alexander said the newest addition to facility will be a deck on the backside of the course’s clubhouse that will allow for open air celebra-tions and hearty recaps of rounds. Expect the deck to be completed by the Banquet Facility spring of 2025.

  • Texas Golf Hall of Fame Announces 2024 Class of Inductees

    There is a reason the Texas Golf Hall Of Fame flag flies so high, twenty five of its members are in the World Golf Hall Of Fame, the most of any state. Their members have won 83 major championships. From Ralph Guldahl’s 1937 Masters win to Angela Stanford’s 2018 Evian Championship, Texans have been making their mark on the game’s most important Championships. And the numbers, plus members, continue to grow with the 2024 class of inductees. The honorees will be celebrated during the formal induction ceremony,which will take place at the prestigious Houston Country Club, Houston, TX onMonday, October 21, 2024. This year’s class represents a remarkable group ofindividuals who have made significant contributions to the game of golf inTexas. Each inductee will be commemorated with a granite marker on the Texas Golf Walk of Fame at the historic Bracken-ridge Park Golf Course in San Antonio,Texas and at our newest Anchor Site at NTPGA The Ronny Golf Park in Frisco,Texas.“We are thrilled to welcome the 2024 class of inductees into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame,” said Board Chairman Reid Meyers. “These individuals have not only excelled in their respective categories buthave also significantly contributed to the legacy and growth of golf in Texas. We look forward to honoring their achievementsand celebrating their impact on the sport.”Alli Jarrett, Executive Director ofthe Texas Golf Hall of Fame, added,“This year’s inductees embody the spirit and excellence of Texas golf. Their dedication, talent, and contri-butions have left an indelible markon the sport, and we are honored torecognize their accomplishments. We eagerly anticipate celebrating their remarkable careers at the induction ceremony. About the Inductees: AMATEUR PLAYER Randy Sonnier Randy Sonnier, a native of The Woodlands, Texas, is an accredited pilot and amateur golfer. Throughout his career, he is a two-time Texas State Amateur Champion (1986, 1991), the Texas State Mid-Amateur Champion (1985), played on the World Amateur team (1984) and the Walker Cup Team (1985). In addition to his state and international accomplishments, Sonnier made multiple appearances at the Masters and U.S. Open from 1987 through 1994. Sonnier’s letter of recommendation was written by 1979 inductee Jack Burke, Jr. PROFESSIONAL PLAYERD.A. Weibring D.A. Weibring, a na-tive of Quincy, Illinois, and a resident of Texas for over 45 years, has an impressive resume of professional accomplish-ments and accolades.The Illinois State University graduate and member of the ISU Golf Hall of Fame has 10 combined victories on the PGA Tour and PGA Tour Champions from 1979 through 2008. Weibring also founded the Byron Nelson Classic Junior Class and has been involved with it for the last 23 years.As the Founder of Golf Resources (Weibring Wolford Design), D.A. has designed/renovated, managed, or pro-vided agronomic consultation to 100+ courses in 25 states and four countries. LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENTC. Malcolm Holland IIIC. Malcolm Holland III, a native of Dallas, Texas, is known for impacting the game of golf through personal service. He dedicated his time to improving the game at the national, state, and local levels. Holland’s talent is exemplified by innovating the competitive landscape of Junior golf, with a major impact made in efforts such as the College Golf Fellowship and the Legends Junior Tour. He’s given meaningful assistance to organizations dedicated to professionals, amateurs, and those just starting their journey. Holland was also the President of the Texas Golf Association and served on the USGA Executive Committee. Holland now serves as the Chairman of the Board, CEO and President of Veritex Holdings, Inc and Veritex Commu-nity Bank since the originations began in 2009 and 2010 respectively. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Mike Ray, PGA Mike Ray, born in Borger, Texas, has made significant contributions to golf, particularly through his roles as Director of Member-Section Operations for the PGA of America and as Executive Director of the Southern Texas PGA.During his tenure, he grew the STPGA’s budget from $100,000 to over $4 million, established STPGA Scholarships awarding over $1 million, and built one of the most ro-bust junior programs in the country. One of Ray’s biggest accomplish-ments was his work around the Texas Junior Golf Alliance. Ray’s idea was to create one membership for juniors to play either STPGA or NT-PGA Junior Golf and receive a free membership to the Legends Junior Tour. This model continues to thrive today, with close to 100 2-Day Cham-pionships for the best junior golfers in Texas. Additionally, Ray was instrumental in reconstituting the Texas Golf Hall of Fame and a proponent of bringing the PGA of America Headquarters to Texas. Known as the “Head Pro of the STPGA,” he has mentored countless professionals and junior golfers. His legacy is marked by his dedication to growing the game and supporting the golf community. REGISTRY OF HISTORIC COURSES Royal Oaks Country Club (Dallas) Royal Oaks Country Club, established in 1967 and managed by Todd Harbour, has a storied history beginning at Glen Lakes Country Club.The club has remained true to the original layout and designs of Don January, Billy Martindale, and J. Press Maxwell, who hailed from a prestigious lineage of course architects. Royal Oaks boasts a pedigree that includes influ-ences from Southern Hills and Augusta National. Despite initial design challenges, the course opened in 1969 and has continually evolved, with notable redesigns by D.A. Weibring and Chet Williams.The club underwent a significant renovation in 2023, updating irrigation and replanting fairways, greens, and roughs. Renowned for nurturing talent, Royal Oaks is home to top golfers like Scottie Scheffler, Justin Leonard and Ryan Palmer and has been shaped by Pro Emeritus Randy Smith’s 46-year legacy. Smith’s dedication has fostered countless junior golfers who have achieved collegiate and professional suc-cess. With its rich history, commitment to junior golf, and welcoming environ-ment, Royal Oaks remains a vibrant and beloved community.The induction ceremony is open to the public, and tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit 2024 Gathering of Eagles Info, Tickets & Sponsorships.The Texas Golf Hall of Fame is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to honoring individuals and courses that have significantly impacted the game of golf in Texas.

  • The Long Game

    JAY HERNANDEZ, DENNIS QUAID, AND CHEECH MARIN STAR IN THE UPLIFTING SPORTS FILM, BASED ON THE TRUE STORY THAT HAS AUDIENCES CHEERING OWN OR RENT IT TOMORROW APRIL 30, 2024 THE ONLY WAY TO WATCH AT HOME WHILE STILL IN THEATERS ALSO AVAILABLE TO OWN ON DVD JUNE 11, 2024 Universal City, California, April 29, 2024 – Dare to dream! Earning an incredible 97% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, the inspirational true story by Mucho Mas Media, THE LONG GAME, will be available exclusively on digital platforms to own or rent tomorrow, April 30, 2024, and available to own on DVD June 11, 2024 from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. Described as “uplifting and thoroughly engaging” (Variety), THE LONG GAME boasts an incredible cast including: Emmy Award® nominee Dennis Quaid (The Hill, A Dog’s Purpose), Jay Hernandez (Suicide Squad), Cheech Marin (Champions), Jaina Lee Ortiz (“Station 19”), Brett Cullen (Joker) and Emmy Award® nominee Oscar Nuñez (The Proposal). The Long Game is a heart-felt and uplifting true story about five young Mexican-American caddies in 1957 who, barred from playing on the courses where they caddied, decided to build their own golf course in the South Texas desert with the help of their superintendent-turned-coach. Driven by their dedication and love of the sport, they would go on to shock the golf community by becoming Texas state champions. For more information on THE LONG GAME please visit: Website: https://www.thelonggame.movie/ Trailer: https://uni.pictures/TheLongGame_PremiumTrailer Facebook: /TheLongGameMovie |/UniversalPicturesAllAccess X: @LongGameMovie | @UniAllAccess Instagram: @TheLongGameMovie | @UniAllAccess #TheLongGame FILMMAKERS: Cast: Jay Hernandez, Julian Works, Jaina Lee Ortiz, Brett Cullen, Oscar Nuñez, Paulina Chávez, Gregory Diaz IV, José Julián with Cheech Marin and Dennis Quaid Casting By: Alan Luna, Natalie Ballesteros, Beth Blanks Music By: Hanan Townshend Costume Designers: Daniela Rivano and Akayla Nandi Edited By: James K. Crouch Production Designers: Carlos Osorio and John Parker Director Of Photography: Alex Quintana Co-Produced By: Joel M. Gonzales Executive Producers: Canelo Álvarez, Sherrese Clarke Soares, Alexis Garcia, Humberto G. Garcia, Christian Sosa, Simon Wise, Colleen Barshop, Vincent Cordero, Brian Eddy, Jeff Grossberg, Jack Shemtov, Ricky Joshi, Jeff Moseley, Julio M. Quintana, Michael E. Hollingsworth, Matthew Dwyer, David E. Campbell, Tim Mahler, Carter Pope, Jesse Mandujano, Jay Hernandez, Phillip Braun, and Jason Michael Gerber Produced By: Ben Howard, Dennis Quaid, Laura Quaid, Marla Quintana, and Jaiver Chapa, p.g.a Based on the Novel “Mustang Miracle” By: Humberto G. Garcia Screenplay By: Paco Farias & Jennifer C. Stetson and Julio Quintana Directed By: Julio Quintana TECHNICAL INFORMATION DVD: Street Date: June 11, 2024 Selection Number: 191329263549 Layers: DVD 9 Aspect Ratio: 16:9 2.00:1 Anamorphic Widescreen Rating: PG for language, racial slurs, thematic material, some violence and brief rude material. Subtitles: English SDH, French Canadian, and Latin American Spanish Languages/Sound: English (Dolby Digital 5.1) Run Time: 01:52:43 ABOUT UNIVERSAL PICTURES HOME ENTERTAINMENT: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE – www.uphe.com) is a unit of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group (UFEG). UFEG produces, acquires, markets and distributes filmed entertainment worldwide in various media formats for theatrical, home entertainment, television and other distribution platforms, as well as consumer products, interactive gaming and live entertainment. The global division includes Universal Pictures, Focus Features, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, Universal Brand Development, Fandango, DreamWorks Animation Film and Television.  UFEG is part of NBCUniversal, one of the world’s leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production and marketing of entertainment, news and information to a global audience.  NBCUniversal owns and operates a valuable portfolio of news and entertainment networks, a premier motion picture company, significant television production operations, a leading television stations group, world-renowned theme parks and a suite of leading Internet-based businesses. NBCUniversal is a subsidiary of Comcast Corporation. ABOUT MUCHO MAS MEDIA: Mucho Mas Media is a multimedia company that empowers and supports inclusive stories, filmmakers, and talent. Much Mas finds its stories and audience in the vast and colorful Latine communities in the US and abroad, bringing together our diverse but shared cultures through amazing storytelling in film and TV." CONTACT: Jason Geffen Head of Publicity, MAP360 Collective JGeffen@map360co.com

  • The Big Easy Ranch

    Best New Course to Top 10 in Texas From Best New Course to Top 10 in Texas, The Covey at Big Easy Shines in Statewide Poll COLUMBUS, Texas – Big Easy Ranch, the Covey Course, a Chet Williams designed golfing masterpiece in Southeast Texas, was recently named the Big New Golf Course in Texas in the prestigious Dallas Morning News annual statewide survey. It was also named the 10th best course in the state, the first new course to debut in the top ten statewide in more than a decade. “We are very appreciative of The Dallas Morning News naming The Covey at Big Easy Ranch the best new course in Texas as well as the 10th overall in our first year in operation. We will continue to strive to be the best in Texas,” said course owner Billy Brown The par 72 course opened in spring 2023 and has quickly draw wide acclaim for its scenic Texas landscape, natural ponds, streams and native trees along with its challenging adjacent Par 3 short course, The Antler. “The golf course property at The Covey is blessed with as many interesting natural features of any property I have ever worked on, and we have incorporated them all into the design of the course, said architect Chet Williams, who designed three of the top 10 courses in the Dallas Morning News annual survey. A two-story halfway house, Eagles Nest, complete with 10,000 square foot putting green, is scheduled to open this year on the course. There is also an extensive golf practice area at Big Easy with large practice range, practice greens and bunkers, putting green and a golf academy, led by Director of Golf Casey Russell. “The ridges and valleys with 90 degrees of elevation change, creeks, ponds, and specimen trees all contribute to making it a very special place.” Williams added Adjacent to the award-winning golf at the 2,000 acre facility is a large hunting area, luxury overnight cabins, and dining in the large clubhouse, truly making it a sporting club like no other “We especially want to thank Chet Williams for his incredible vision and talent and congratulate him on having 3 golf courses in the top 10 in Texas,” added Brown. For more information on Big Easy Ranch, contact Nicole Scarbrough, nichole@bigeasyranch.com or 979-733-8685 or www.bigeasyranch.com

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