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This summer, the John Deere Classic will be held one week earlier than usual, so Birdies for Charity is early, too.
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The Quad Cities had to wait an extra year to celebrate its 50th professional golf tournament. That's the subject of a new book by Craig DeVrieze, sports writer and current Communications Director at St. Ambrose University.
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Instead of playing in this year's John Deere Classic Pro Am, the title sponsor's CEO will caddy for an employee. Michelle O'Neill reports John May has said he's more comfortable on the farm than on the golf course. So he held a video contest for company employees to win a chance to play with PGA Tour golfers.
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A golfer from Cedar Rapids with ties to the Quad Cities has won a high honor from the PGA Tour. Today, the tour and Southern Company announced Zach…
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The John Deere Classic will not be played this summer. Thursday tournament officials announced the cancelation of what would have been the 50th PGA Tour…
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As the PGA Tour adjusts to the coronavirus, those in charge of the John Deere Classic are prepared to be flexible. In April, the tour announced four…
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Even though a number of tournaments have been cancelled or postponed because of COVID-19, the John Deere Classic is still on the PGA Tour's revised…
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This year's winner of the John Deere Classic, Dylan Frittelli, wasn't the only one who walked away from the 2019 tournament with an award. The John Deere…
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CommunityBirdies for Charity has raised its highest total ever. Thanks to last summer's John Deere Classic, $13.82 million will be distributed to over 540 local…