FEATURE STORIES

KZG's Hollywood HQ entertains golfers with custom-fit golf clubs

From the outside, the boxy, windowless, white stucco building at 5125 Lankersheim Blvd. looks more like a KGB office than the headquarters of KZ Golf, aka KZG. But don't let the exterior fool you. Inside these vanilla walls lie enough golf toys to make a golfer feel as excited as a kid at nearby Universal Studios.

Read More >>

Southern California

• The best of Southern California will keep golfers and their families happy
• Inland Empire grows up to become the next great So. Cal golfing destination
• Inland Empire an attractive vacation spot
• Temecula: Golf in the City of The Sun
• Robinson Ranch in Santa Clarita
• August Southern California Notebook
• Southern California's roads well traveled

Napa Valley

• Plenty of golf and wine in 'Sideways' country
• Taste the changes in Napa vineyard golf

San Diego County

• No Gas: Forget the over-hyped downtown Gaslamp, La Jolla stands as the best base for a satisfying San Diego golf trip
• On the hunt for the best greens in San Diego
• Best places to play in and around San Diego for less than $100
• San Diego is a Super destination for golfers
• San Diego's Buick Invitational in California

Spotlight On Palm Springs/Coachella Valley

• Not just about Frank: Sinatra love aside, Palm Springs a modern celebrity magnet
• Nice and gentle Palm Springs golf? Hah! Try TravelGolf's meanest desert courses
• Palm Springs maintains its trendy golf spot hold over foreign tourists
• Ideal blend of resort courses and tournament tested venues defines Coachella Valley golf scene
• Palm Springs' 10 toughest golf courses
• Trilogy gets tougher for the Skins Game
• Weekend in Palm Springs: Give yourself a Q-School challenge at PGA West
• Dynamic Desert Duo: Desert Willow, Shadow Ridge outshine sunny dryland options
• Palm Springs trying to shake summer stigma
• Irrepressible Hope tops best of Palm Springs, Palm Desert
• Palm Springs Primer: A glimpse at America's desert (golf) playground
• Playing in Palm Springs: Five great places to play for $75 or less
• Weekend in Palm Springs: Where to stay and play
• Palm Springs: Where the Playground Never Closes
• Bob Hope Chrysler Classic 2002: Focus on Palm Springs

More Feature Stories

• KZG's Hollywood HQ entertains golfers with custom-fit golf clubs
• The best of Southern California will keep golfers and their families happy
• New GadAbout promises to shake up ancient golf cart designs
• Lifestyles of the cheap and savvy: Palm Springs golf's budget sizzlers
• An 18-point golfer's guide: Off course in San Francisco
• Legendary courses, amazing weather make Los Angeles a golfer's dream
• Monterey golf for the masses: Sure Pebble Beach is awesome, but plenty of other options await
• Can a single get on at Pebble Beach? Yes - if you have the time
• Looking for a few good Californian duffers! Attracting Golden State retirees becoming a fixation in the golf industry
• Tiger's other Match Play game: World's most famous golfer uses secret passageways to dodge La Costa crowds
• Getting the rough treatment : La Costa offers PGA punisher in winter
• New golf course, residential project near Sacramento gets the green light
• Thunderbird Country Club: Remembering a classic era when desert golf was born
• Woodlands group plans 45 holes of golf near SLO
• Golfing in the shadow of the Golden Gate
• La Costa hosts golf's version of March Madness
• There's nothing like Pebble Beach
• A Tree Moves at Pebble: Easier Said than Done
• AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am: Love III, Tiger "Best of Three" Possible Scenario at Tourney
• Best public places to play in California filled with quality
• Barona Valley Ranch reopens, is running strong
• South Tahoe: A little golf, a lot of fun
• Juli Inkster has priorities in proper perspective
• Mix history with your golf in Carson City
• Discovery Land Company kills 'em with kindness
• Golf, resorts, gambling making Reno a destination
• South Tahoe: A little golf, a lot of fun
• North Tahoe: Golfing is as good as the views
• How the West gets watered
• Weekend in Los Angeles: Rustic Canyon, Lost Canyonsmonuments of a different kind
• Weekend in Albuquerque: Pueblos making golf history in heaven with a zip code
• A course to Dye for in Death Valley
• Head Southwest, Young Man, When the West Gets White
• Add Hanse to list of USA's best traditional golf-course designers
• LPGA profile: Everyone loves Natalie Gulbis
• Nissan Open Preview: The Pros Head to Riviera
• Clear Lake Overview (Kelseyville)
• Mickelson Returns Home for Buick Invitational

Resort Reviews & Features

• Barona Creek Golf Club combines great golf, gaming at high-end resort
• Temecula Creek Inn pairs fine wine with great golf courses
• Old Greenwood resort near Lake Tahoe isn't your average California stay
• A Palm Springs playpen: Mission Hills Resort has golf, more games
• Looking beyond Palm Springs' resort palaces reveals reasonable budget hotels
• La Quinta Resort Club offers an escape in Palm Springs fantasyland
• From slot-side dining to high-stakes, high-roller showdowns, Barona caters to serious gamers

On the Road

• Sierra Nevada, Lake Tahoe golf trek is scenic, rugged
• Life, traffic slows down on Gold Country golf outing
• On the road in California: Central Coast sprouting with wineries, affordable golf
• On the road in California: Serene Santa Barbara strikes sensational pose
• On the Road: Temecula Valley in California

Reader Letters

• At Poppy Ridge G.C. in Livermore, Calif., practice is perfect
• Don't dis' golf at Tijuana Country Club, reader says
• Castle Oaks Golf Club: a challenge for even the best
• Pacific Grove has GolfCalifornia.com reader feeling thrifty

Letter to the Editor

• Reader says Pacific Grove a California dream

Golf California.com Reporter's Notebook

• Paradise Valley next Glorious golf project?
• First Tee Open shines at Pebble Beach
• Febuary 2004: Moorpark Country Club, Dark Horse take home 2003 best new awards
• December 2003: Texans hired for Triad Golf Project in Northern California
• October 2003: Environmentalists now after mathematics golfers
• August 2003: Oakland's Metropolitan Golf Links provides rebirth on old landfill
• June 2003: Zen Golf makes believers of Singh, Howell
• April 2003: Harding Park makeover journey nears completion
• Feb. 2003: California Coastal Commission, Pebble Beach
• Cypress Point rumors buzz Pebble Beach AT&T
• October 2002 Reporter's Notebook
• September 2002 Reporter's Notebook
• August 2002 Reporter's Notebook
• July 2002 Reporter's Notebook
• May 2002 Reporter's Notebook
• April 2002 Reporter's Notebook

Newsroom

• No smoke, all comeback: Lake Tahoe's summer golf rebounds from wildfire
• SoCal golfers come to grips with Pelican Hill's two-year shutdown
• Trend breaker: Escena Golf Club finally brings new course to Palm Springs
• New golf school format bridges gap between driving range and the course
• Southern California fires scorch Simi Valley courses
• Smoke and flames disrupting travel and golf plans
• WCLGT gains sponsorship for the 2004-2006 seasons
• Somax Power Hip Trainer doubles hip speed in golfers
• Southern California expansion increases options for ProSwing Golf Academy
• Nakoma unveils golf amenities for female guests, residents
• Amy Alcott joins design team for new Indian Canyons Golf Resort
• California Notes for October 2001
• Marriott Desert Charities Invitational tees off Friday
• Castlehawk Golf: Official Putter of the DuPont Cool Max World Amateur Championships
• Jolie weights may be top fitness accessory this year
• Hyatt Grand Champions Resort and Spa helps golfers improve their game with Fit2GolfT
• Granlibakken Takes Golf to a Higher Level With Tahoe Golf Getaway Packages
• The Dragon Challenge: $10,000 purse offered at scenic layout
• Corporate Golf Wins "Hottie" Award