Travel An inside look at Champions Retreat, host of the ANWA’s first two rounds By: Emily Haas , Claire Rogers March 29, 2022 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share by Email An inside look at Champions Retreat, host of the ANWA's first two rounds What it’s like helping Anthony Kim with his gear | Fully Equipped Why this major winner is trying regular flex graphite shafts in his irons | Fully Equipped Jimmy Roberts talks Ben Hogan, Augusta National | Subpar The Hole Truth | Kiawah Island Ocean Course #18 | InsideGOLF FULLY FIT EP 2 - The Qi4D hype is real Here’s why you need to forget about a wedge’s bounce number | Fully Equipped Why getting new clubs doesn’t end at the fitting | Fully Equipped Geoff Ogilvy explains the problem with the PGA Tour schedule | Subpar Geoff Ogilvy explains Si Woo Kim's Presidents Cup impact | Subpar Geoff Ogilvy breaks down his favorite golf course designs | Subpar Nicklaus. Palmer. Player. Three of the world’s greatest golfers share their course designs on one piece of property in Evans, GA. Even beyond the golf, GOLF’s Emily Haas and Claire Rogers found the entire Champions Retreat experience is a great one. Latest In Travel 1 day ago Ernie Els course design coming to life in booming Cabo San Lucas 1 day ago The easiest way to avoid slow play (and why you might be guilty of it) 2 days ago Can Spanish Bay rise to Pebble Beach and Spyglass's level? That's the goal 1 week ago Augusta National helped remake this beloved muni — with green fees starting at $20 Emily Haas Golf.com Contributor Claire Rogers Golf.com Editor Related Articles Celebrities How former football star Reggie Bush is improving his golf game Celebrities These high-level pro athletes love golf. Here's why By: Connor Federico Celebrities We challenged Michael Phelps to recreate his 4x100 glory... with his golf clubs Tournaments Rogers Report: American Century Championship Day Two Lifestyle Rogers Report: American Century Championship Day One News U.S. Open Recap: Highs, lows, and what we learned Thursday at The Country Club Gear Where do U.S. Open golf balls come from? For Callaway stars, right here in Massachusetts By: GOLF Editors News Drop Zone: U.S. Open conditions will be extremely difficult. Here's why that's a good thing. Gear From start to finish, watch how golf balls are made at Callaway's facility here in the U.S. By: GOLF Editors