The Monticello boys' golf team has gained attention not only for their performance but also for their unique Hawaiian-style polos featuring pink flamingos, which have become their signature look. Under the guidance of their coach, they have thrived this season, recently winning their second Illini Prairie Conference title with a record score of 296. Meanwhile, the Tanglewood 17u golf team, coached by PGA professional Chris Reed, has made significant strides, reaching the final four in their competition after defeating a higher-ranked team. In another notable event, Keith Schneider, a long-time PGA professional at Castle Pines Golf Club, is set to retire after 43 years, leaving a lasting legacy. Additionally, the American Family Insurance Championship is transitioning to a new format, featuring team tournaments in 2025. As golf evolves with new formats and personal milestones, these stories highlight the sport's dynamic nature and community.