New Website Gives Philly-area Golfers Access to Golf News, Views, Scores and More from the Delaware Valley and Around the World (Philadelphia, PA) - Local media veterans Joe Logan and Craig Ammerman announce the launch of myphillygolf.com (www.myphillygolf.com), a website intent on becoming the leading source of golf news, information, reviews, commentary and conversation in the region.
"We want to make myphillygolf.com an indispensible resource for all golfers in the region,” said Logan, former longtime golfer writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
“To do that – to make it a website golfers visit daily – we’re constantly updating local and national golf news, adding interviews, scores and commentary, plus building a library of honest, discerning reviews of courses in the region,” added Logan. ”Personally, I’m excited about the potential of the discussion boards, where golfers in the region can talk to each other, share information.”
Said Ammerman: “We want myphillygolf.com to become the home of golf in the Philadelphia region."
In addition to exclusive news stories, features and reviews by Logan, myphillygolf.com will offer links to carefully selected national and international stories.
Launched in affiliation with the Golf Association of Philadelphia (GAP), myphillygolf.com will be unrivaled in its coverage of local tournaments. It will also offer a handicap service and a course finder with essential information (and website links) to more than 275 daily fee courses in eastern Pennsylvania, south Jersey, all of Delaware and northern Maryland.
About Joe Logan
Joe Logan spent 35 years as a newspaper reporter and columnist, including 26 years at The Philadelphia Inquirer. From 1996 until September 2008, when he left the paper, Logan was the Inquirer’s golf writer.
The author of "Playing a Round," a collection of 81 area golf course reviews that first appeared in the Inquirer, Logan has also written for Golf Magazine, Golf World, Golfweek, Golf.com and other golf websites and publications. He has made frequent appearances on the Golf Channel and he is a regular guest on XM Radio’s Making the Turn on the PGA Tour Network Channel.
About Craig Ammerman
Craig Ammerman is past president of the Golf Association of Philadelphia (1999-2002) and former member of the Executive Committee of the U.S. Golf Association (2002-2007). An avid golfer himself, Ammerman has worked as a rules official at more than 100 national, regional and local events, including all four major championships.
Professionally, Ammerman is chairman of Staywell Custom Communications, a health industry communications company, and executive vice president of its parent company, Stay Well. Earlier in his career, Ammerman spent 22 years in the news business, including executive editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin.
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