This 6615 yard par 72, was designed by renowned golf course architect, Tom Bendelow, who also designed Medinah Country Club, home of the 1949, 1975, & 1990 U.S.Opens as well as Olympia Fields Country Club, where they hosted the 1928 and 2003 U.S.Open and two past PGA Championships. Excelsior Springs Golf Course is located near St. Louis and offers rolling hills, elevation changes, huge mature trees and nature at its finest, as their are few homes that outline its boundaries. Excelsior Springs G.C. and it’s storied history, have been visited by the likes of the following famous personalities; from the boxing community, Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard; baseball’s Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey; golfing amateur great, Charles “Chick” Evans, U.S.Open Champions, Lawson Little (1940), Johnny Goodman (1933), as well as Jimmy Thompson and Horton Smith and most recently, current and past PGA Tour players, Tom Watson, Payne Stewart and Tom Pernice.

Book your tee times with Excelsior Springs at GolfNow.com

Week one was a big success with lots of prizes and some tough questions. If you haven’t already submitted an answer, you’re missing out. Every correct answer gives you an entry into our daily drawing.

Here are last weeks winners and their great golf prizes:

Nike Pro Combo Utility Iron - Ben Thomas from Orlando, FL
Titleist Stand Golf Bag - Stuart Lazar from Phoenix, AZ
TaylorMade Travel Cover - Dave Huebner from Phoenix, AZ
Nike Sasquatch Driver - Matt Thomas from Fountain Hills, AZ

Last Weeks Questions:

• How much did Jack Nicklaus win in his very first pro start in 1962?
• What golf course featured the first solo design by Jack Nicklaus?
• Where did Jack Nicklaus rank on ESPN’s “Top 100 Athletes of the Century” list?
• Which of the Majors did Jack Nicklaus win the least number of times?
• In 2005, Jack Nicklaus’ likeness was displayed on what special item in Scotland?

Visit GolfNow.tv and submit your answer today!

Alpine Mountain Golf at it finest! Innsbruck is nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia, just a short scenic drive from Atlanta. Championship golf course designed by Bill Watts, rated among the Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play 2006/2007. Enjoy the best nature has to offer, breathtaking views and abundant wildlife. Simply Golf “Par”fection!

And don’t forget to book your tee times at Innsbruck at GolfNow.com!

This is not your typical Florida golf course! Highlands Reserve sits atop one of the highest areas of Florida and offers remarkable scenery along with a course designed for hot golf. This championship Mike Dasher design gives you pine tree-lined fairways reminiscent of the Carolinas, open spacious fairways likened to the great Scottish courses, and a bit of old Florida with citrus trees along the countryside. Large, fast, undulating greens make this course challenging and fun for all levels of golfers. Conveniently located just minutes from Disney and all major attractions, Highlands Reserve Golf Club is a Central Florida favorite!

Book your tee times with Highlands Reserve now!

Uwharrie Golf & Country Club facility near Greensboro, North Carolina features 6,240 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70.2 and it has a slope rating of 102. Designed by Ray Cummins, the Uwharrie golf course opened in 1965. Bob Wood manages the course as the Golf Professional.

Book your tee times with Uwharrie today!

Orlando and less than an hour from Disney, The Great Outdoors Golf Course provides a challenging, but fair test of golf at a reasonable cost. Visit The Great Outdoors Golf Course in Titusville, Florida, not far from the Kennedy Space Center, just off I-95. They have ample tee times, an 18 hole Championship Golf Course (with cart service), full practice facility, a full service restaurant and bar and a fully stocked pro shop.

Book your tee times at The Great Outdoors Golf Club today!