Sun City Texas Golf Clubs

10/09/2026

We are preparing for our second 30-Year Anniversary Golf Tournament of 2026! Sun City Texas residents get to enjoy these celebratory golf tournaments thanks to our sponsors!

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10/07/2026

Here's your Tip of the Week from Sun City Texas Golf Clubs!
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Golf alignment is difficult because golfers don’t typically work on it, and because it is nearly impossible to see how you are aligned with any accuracy, particularly if you're practicing alone. From your perspective at address, it is hard to see if your shoulder alignment is open or closed relative to your target line. Here are some tips to get you aligned and keep your aim true.

1. Stand behind your ball first: When you practice always pick a target and trace an imaginary line from the ball to your target. After that set an alignment rod on the ground parallel to your target line - like a railroad track. Note that the stance line is slightly left of your target line (if you are a right-hand golfer).
2. Set up to the ball and align your club face first: It’s important that your club face points down the target line you set for yourself. Align the leading edge of the club perpendicular to the rod you placed on the ground.
3. Take your golf stance. Your lower body, or golf stance alignment, should be easy because of that rod you set down for yourself. If you watch good players practice, they almost always use an alignment rod on the ground to help them. Turn your head to look towards your target remembering that your stance and shoulder line will point slightly to the left of your target (if you are a right-hand golfer).
4. Align your shoulders parallel to the target line. Don't align your shoulders at your target or they will be closed. Align your shoulders slightly left of your target (if you are a right-hand golfer). Shoulder alignment is the most difficult but most important part of the golf alignment process.

Closed or open shoulder alignment can set you up for a poor result by coming over the top of the ball or cutting across it.

10/05/2026

Sun City Texas Golf Clubs resident Ansel Adams submission by Alan Conrado.

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10/02/2026

Thank you to our 30-Year Anniversary Fall Golf Tournament Sponsors - Mulligan's Restaurant, The Golf Ranch, Mercedes-Benz of Georgetown, and Stacy Group-Dawn Cramer & Kimberly Speer!

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10/01/2026

Calling all Sun City Texas Community Association residents to the FACEBOOK FOLLOWER CHALLENGE! Help Sun City Texas Golf Clubs reach 2.2K Facebook Followers in the month of October. Start following Sun City Texas Golf Clubs on Facebook from October 1-31, 2026, to be entered into a giveaway drawing for a FREE ROUND OF GOLF at your course of choice.

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09/16/2026

Sun City Texas Golf Clubs resident Ansel Adams submission by Christopher Langdon.

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09/08/2026

Today is Thank a Superintendent Day!

We would like to recognize our golf course superintendents and their assistants for their hard work and dedication. They work weekends and holidays to provide the best possible course conditions for our residents. Working around daily play and Mother Nature is not always easy, but their commitment never wavers.

If you see them on the courses this week, please take a moment to thank them and share your appreciation for everything they do.

Before your tee time, they've put in hours.

From monitoring turf conditions to preparing every green and bunker, golf course superintendents do countless things to create the experience golfers enjoy every day.

This Day, take a moment to recognize the work that starts long before your first swing: https://thankasuper.org/

06/30/2026

Sun City Texas Golf Clubs resident Ansel Adams photo submission by Shelly Mason.

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06/24/2026

Sun City Texas Golf Club keeps all three of its private courses looking so beautiful with our outstanding superintendents and grounds crew. Help them maintain our top-ranked courses with these summer care tips during your rounds:
+ Repair ball marks on every green
+ Fill in divots with sand/seed mix when provided
+ Keep carts on designated paths near tees and greens

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06/18/2026

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Always keep in mind that the two carts that leave the path (the blue carts) must obey the 90-degree rule. The other two carts (the red carts) remain on the path for the entire hole.

In this video, the Sun City golf professionals demonstrate the cour...