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Private course, but outstanding if you can get on. Pace of play is incredibly fast, as most groups are twosomes. We were just under 3 hours. Beautiful clubhouse. Cashless club, so no tipping. Great range and practice facilities. Nicklaus design. New greens so they are not holding this year, but they are pure once you are on. Will soften next year they say.

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The Club at Morningside is located at 39033 Morningside Dr, Rancho Mirage, California 92270, Riverside County.

What year did The Club at Morningside open?

The Club at Morningside was built in 1982.

Who designed The Club at Morningside?

Jack Nicklaus (1982), Jay Morrish (1982), Phil Smith and Thomas Pearson are the architects of The Club at Morningside.

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The Club at Morningside has Bent Grass greens and Bermuda Grass fairways.

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The par of The Club at Morningside is 72.

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The length of The Club at Morningside is 6851 yards.

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The rating of The Club at Morningside is 72.9.

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The slope of The Club at Morningside is 133.

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Based on reviews, other golfers are saying that the course conditions at The Club at Morningside are excellent.

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From Golf Digest Architecture Editor emeritus Ron Whitten:

In the winter of 1984, I toured The Club at Morningside in Rancho Mirage, Calif., and came away unimpressed with its Jack Nicklaus design, which at the time had been open less than two years. In retrospect, I think my opinion was influenced by the fact that I toured it with young Tom Doak, who had two years before spent 11 months studying courses in Scotland and Ireland and came home cynical about everything built in America by any American architect not named Pete Dye.

Here's a bit of what I wrote in a subsequent report to Golf Digest: "Despite the beautiful Brian Morgan photographs of the course, The Club at Morningside is not particularly memorable. It is a good, basic residential development course, but its front nine is really bland. It has the usual flower beds and accents of pampas grass, but nothing that really sets the course apart from every other 10 million dollar project in the valley."

Here's part of what Doak wrote in the first edition of his fine book, The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses: "Undoubtedly one of the worst Nicklaus layouts I've seen, despite its polished look . . . the back nine is much prettier thanks to distant mountain backdrops, but the golf holes still lack inspiration . . . two double greens and cookie-cutter pot bunkers ensure that the course will never be called 'original.' "

I made another trek around Morningside just a few years ago and found my opinion had changed considerably. Of course, in the intervening 30-plus years, I had met with Jack Nicklaus several times and learned more about his architecture. I had become friends with Bob Cupp, Jack's associate who'd handled most of Morningside's initial routing and design, as well as Jay Morrish, Jack's other associate at the time who worked out the engineering and construction.

Being well into my 60s on my second look, I finally understood what Jack and company had intended at Morningside. Sure, it was a real-estate sales tool. But the course was designed to accommodate typical Palm Springs golfers, retired golfers, male and female. Its design gives that particular clientele what they want, a beautiful place to play golf without losing a dozen balls or feeling totally incompetent by the time they finish a round.

What I saw the second time around were aspects that seemed hokey in the 1980s but today I consider great elements of design. For instance, Morningside has several joint fairways—the first and ninth, second and eighth, fifth and sixth, 10th and 11th all have fairways connected at some point to its adjacent hole. It's the sort of stuff I'd just seen Gil Hanse do at his remodel of Waverley in Portland. Yet back in 1984, I thought it was gimmicky. Now I realize it kept the developer from lining both sides of any hole with houses.

Morningside still has that pair of double greens, one S-shaped serving the fourth and sixth holes, the other a giant apostrophe serving the 12th and 18th. Both are graceful and eye-catching, a lot more appealing to me than the double-green blob that Coore and Crenshaw recently did at Trinity Forest in Dallas.

One aspect that had impressed me back then is still ingenious. Like many courses in greater Palm Springs, Morningside contains a wide drainage channel that carries storm water rushing off the nearby Santa Rosa Mountains. The 13th and 14th holes are routed to play over (or through) the 100-yard-wide waterway, which is grassed on its slanted sides and flat bottom. But rather than simply close the course when the channel is wet or flooded, the designers created two alternate holes to keep play moving on those occasions.

Thirteen is usually a dogleg left par 4 playing over the channel and then along its high rim. The alternate 13th is a good par 3 played from the same set of tees but to a different green on the inward side of the channel. The normal 14th is a dogleg-right Cape-type hole over the channel and around a string of deep bunkers. The alternate 14th plays to the same fairway and green, but from a different set of tees positioned right behind the alternate 13th green, which eliminates the channel carry and plays as a tight, straightaway par 4.

As far as I know, this is still the only course in greater Palm Springs that had made any provision to remain open for play on days when drainage channels are wet with storm water. It was imaginative in 1984 and remains so today.

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To the uninitiated, it looks just like just any other Edinburgh tenement door, save for the fact it's padlocked with a curious brass plaque that alludes to something far more unusual.

Until now, very few capital locals were aware of the existence of The Morningside Club , a secret society that's apparently been on the go for decades.

The confidential club occupies the ground floor property at 3 Morningside Park . Frosted windows and an adjoining extension, the frontage of which is masked with ivy, keep everything hush-hush.

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The majority of locals in Morningside, even those who had lived there their whole lives - had absolutely no idea it was there and there was barely a mention of it on the internet.

And yet the club was formed more than 70 years ago and currently has 90 members, all of whom enjoy exclusive access to a private lounge, games rooms, and a beer cellar.

As you can imagine, the club's membership policy has forever been strict. Since its founding in 1950, it's been an invite-only affair and involving a seven-year wait with multiple approvals - but all that is set to change as the club looks to boost dwindling numbers.

Speaking to the BBC , Graeme Ritchie, who is the current club president at the Morningside Club and has been a member there for 55 years, said: "Not many people know about the club, it's a bit of a hidden gem within Morningside.

"There is not the demand for it that there used to be, so we now have 90 members. In its heyday it was great as everybody knew everyone, you could turn up on your own and you always had all your friends there.

"It was smoky and very busy and there was a real buzz about the place. We even had a steward who lived in the back rooms with his wife to look after the place. But that has all dwindled now."

Mr Ritchie added: ""I'm waiving that rule now and going to start letting new members apply even if they don't know anyone at the club."

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When Jack Nicklaus agreed to design The Club at Morningside golf course, he was mindful that in all of Palm Springs—the winter golf capital of the world—Morningside would be the only course to bear his name. He promised a great one…and he has been true to his word. The golf course is the centerpiece of the entire Morningside community.

At Morningside, the fairways are raised, the approaches contoured, and many of the greens are tiered. This creates an undulating visual effect markedly different from other course layouts.

Important design details, are as omnipresent here as they are in The Club. Extensive beds of beautiful native flowers border the fairways. Ash, willow, eucalyptus, pine and flowering crepe myrtle trees supplement the native desert palms. Fairway turf extends to the sand in the bunkers and to the water in the lakes…subtle touches that make an extraordinary difference.

The Club at Morningside was designed to be enjoyed by all country club golfers. Members, their wives and guests, whatever their handicaps, find the course to be as interesting a test of their skills as the most advanced player.

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Shocking video footage captured the moment a protester near Columbia University declared, “We’re all Hamas” and “Long live Hamas” as protests intensified Wednesday — with dozens of students taking part in a “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” as the university’s president faced congressional grilling over antisemitism on campus.

The clip shows a female protester with a keffiyeh covering her head and face loudly banging on NYPD barricades erected near the university’s Morningside Heights campus before yelling, “We are Hamas!”

In the video, shared on X by watchdog nonprofit StopAntisemitism, the person behind the camera questions the protesters and they reply, “Yes, we’re all Hamas, pig!”

“Long live Hamas,” the protester cries out from in front of the 1 train subway entrance at 116th Street and Broadway.

Other footage from Wednesday’s protest shows NYPD officers stepping in between tense confrontations of pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrators.

The same protester who said “We are Hamas” can be seen in another clip shared by Freedom News TV bellowing, “Get the f— out of our faces. Now!” and drawing a heated response from a woman with an Israeli flag draped over her shoulders.

📍 NYC – “We are Hamas … We’re all Hamas … Long live Hamas”. Recognize these terror supporters? DM us! pic.twitter.com/RmjQL7678q — StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) April 18, 2024

The pro-Israel demonstrator then yells into the camera, “Get these f—ing lunatics! Why don’t you arrest them?”

A cop can be seen physically putting himself between the two groups before the woman in the Israeli flag and her friend move on.

Later footage shows dozens of officers filing out of the subway station at the heart of the protest wearing helmets with plastic face shields.

Overnight dozens of Columbia University students demonstrated in a sit-in, transforming the university’s main lawn into a “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.”

The demonstration occurred as Columbia president Minouche Shafik testified before the House Education and Workforce Committee about antisemitic incidents at the school.

A report  from the Ivy League school’s Task Force on Antisemitism  found “repeated violations by student groups” at Columbia after the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attacks in Israel.

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Morningside continues to enjoy spectacular hockey games at the country club..

Men and women from the Morningside Country Club and In-Touch Sports respective teams faced off in an exciting exhibition of league hockey in Morningside on April 7.

The MCC Men’s third team met their counterparts from the visiting team, who learned how dominant MCC hockey players can be first-hand.

The home side was victorious at the end of the fourth quarter with a comfortable 3–0 lead.

The women’s match followed, delivering an exciting showcase of equally-matched hockey. Both sides vied for a lead amid the sound of clashing hockey sticks and coach encouragement for either side.

MCC Women’s second team were playing against the visiting In-Touch Sports first side. Their game translated into a beautiful battle between two warrior teams on the hockey field. Both teams were tied at 0–0 by the end of the third quarter, towards MCC Women 02 side scored their first penalty at 07:50 minutes left in the second half.

MCC women emerged victorious with a 1– 0 lead against the visiting team at the end of a delightful game to have caught in live-action.

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The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival provides an overflowing musical feast each day for two weekends, Thursday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. But the city doesn’t fall quiet when night descends and the fairgrounds close. Nighttime in New Orleans is always bright with music, but it never sounds fuller and sweeter than those 11 nights during the festival, which this year goes from April 25 through May 5.

Keith Abel, who gives music-related walking tours in the city, emphasizes that the special shows go nonstop, from the first night of the festival to the last. For the opening night, he recommends the Threadhead Cultural Foundation’s free concert in the New Orleans Botanical Garden. And each day you can leave the festival and walk two blocks to a street party called Sauvage Fest.

The final Sunday at 1 p.m. will feature a street naming, complete with a second line band, honoring influential piano player Professor Longhair. (It starts at the Old Caledonia Inn on Rampart Street and goes to 1738 Terpsichore Street.) “That’s so New Orleans,” Abel says. And after the festival’s finale, head to Papa Mali’s Poylester Birthday Party for a tribute to David Lindley featuring The Iguanas, Alvin Youngblood Hart and others at the intimate Chickie Wah Wah’s. “It’s as big as my house,” Abel says.

Members of Cha Wa perform at d.b.a. on Tuesday, May 3, 2022, in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Harris, Invision/AP)

Festivalgoers are seen in the rain at the 2023 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on Saturday, May 6, 2023, at the Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Harris/Invision/AP)

Ivan Neville of Dumpstaphunk performs at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, on Sunday, May 1, 2022, in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Harris, Invision/AP)

George Porter Jr., from left, Zigaboo Modeliste, Ivan Neville, Ian Neville, and Tony Hall of the Foundation of Funk performs at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival on Friday, April 26, 2019, in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Harris, Invision/AP)

George Porter Jr. performs at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, on Saturday, April 30, 2022, in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Harris, Invision/AP)

Production engineers record the band Galactic for a video stream concert, inside an empty Tipitina’s music club in New Orleans. (Photo by Gerald Herbert, Associated Press)

Bass player George Porter Jr., a longtime fixture on the New Orleans music scene and a founding member of the influential funk band the Meters, poses at the Maple Leaf Bar in New Orleans, Thursday, April 20, 2023. (Photo by Kevin McGill, Associated Press)

But there are dozens of clubs and theaters featuring performances by the musicians in town for the festival. George Porter Jr., the bass player for the Meters who now has his own band, explains that many New Orleans acts spend much of the year on the road because local clubs’ exclusivity requirements make it difficult to earn a living at home — but those requirements vanish during Jazz Fest so the venues are packed each night with visiting stars and local legends.

“There’s lots of gigs to be had for a lot of cats,” says Ivan Neville, son of Aaron Neville of the Neville Brothers and leader of Dumpstaphunk. “Everyone comes to play shows, which gives people so many different choices and different types of music. This is the most amazing fun-filled, musically enriching, soul-feeding 11 days, man. There’s nothing like it.”

He says the first super jam was organized years ago by Zigaboo Modeliste, the Meters’ drummer, for a Thursday night show at 2 a.m. at the old Howlin’ Wolf location (another club, The Republic, is now there). “There was a line around the block of people waiting to get in,” Neville recalls. “That was something to behold and led to promoters bringing together different configurations of musicians for super jams during Jazz Fest.”

Porter says most tourists just think Bourbon Street is New Orleans, “but the bands there just play the top hits so why even bother — that’s music you can hear anywhere in the world. You’ve got to get off Bourbon Street to clubs like the Maple Leaf Bar or Tipitina’s to really hear New Orleans.”

Neville’s favorite club is Tipitina’s, which has survived for nearly 50 years — the members of the band Galactic bought it in 2018 to help keep it alive — but he says visitors should also check out Chickie Wah Wah, Howlin’ Wolf, DBA and Blue Nile.

“If you’ve never been here you’ve got to experience everything you can,” he says. “You should eat at Jacque-Imo’s which is right next door to the Maple Leaf Bar and then go in there.”

With so much to choose from, perhaps the easiest way to build a schedule is to focus on four members of New Orleans musical royalty: Porter, Neville, Galactic, and Trombone Shorty … If you can keep up with them:  Porter, who is 76, will be playing 21 shows across that span, although in a concession to age he says this is the first year he’s not playing a show that starts after 1 a.m.

“He’s inspiring, if not insane,” says Robert Mercurio, Galactic’s bass player, who is plenty busy himself — playing with Galactic, with FiyaPowa (which includes Galactic drummer Stanton Moore, Neville and other members of Dumpstaphunk), and with Dragon Smoke. That band, which rarely plays outside Jazz Fest, features Mercurio, Moore Neville and Eric Lindell. They play on the home turf of Tipitina’s on the Tuesday between wekeends but Mercurio says they started years ago at a place called The Dragon’s Den off Frenchman Street which he recommends as “a really cool room.”

These days, of course, Mercurio is mostly playing at Tipitina’s, which is “a cultural center for New Orleans music lovers,” he says, which means the band feels tremendous responsibility as owners.

“People here view it as their bar, we are just stewards. Playing here was always magical but since we took over that feeling just has been elevated. Some stages just feel like a cold shower where you’re just constantly trying to find that right temperature. But the second we step on stage at Tipitina’s it’s like we’re just soaking in a beautiful warm bath.”

While Mercurio doesn’t get to see many other shows during these eleven days —“I’m either eating, sleeping, rehearsing or performing” — he sees plenty of other musicians. “Tipitina has a loose side door — you never know who is going to stop by and play,” he says, adding that, “we  stretch out and jam a little more than normal here.”

Neville says that all these musicians in all these configurations frequently choose songs they know so they can rehearse on their own. “If you do your homework you can show up for soundcheck knowing what’s going on,” he says. Still, part of the thrill is knowing things won’t always go smoothly in these jam sessions. “There’s still a bit of an edge, which adds to that feeling of spontaneity. Sometimes the fun is knowing there could be a train wreck happening … although hopefully I’m not involved in any of those train wrecks.”

While most of the best shows are in clubs, where there’s time for bands to jam and room for fans to dance, the one worthy theater show is Trombone Shorty’s eighth “Treme Threauxdown” at the Saenger Theater on Saturday, April 27.

With the deaths of many of New Orleans’ elders in the last decade (Alan Toussaint, Art and Charles Neville, and Dr. John), Shorty has, to some extent, become the face of the city’s music scene, deftly blending jazz, funk, soul, hip-hop and rock — all with a great balance of virtuosity and showmanship.

Shorty, whose real name is Troy Andrews, attracts an endless list of stars to the Threauxdown, which has featured Galactic and Dumpstaphunk but also Mavis Staples, Dr. John, Joan Jett, Gary Clark Jr, Usher, and Steve Miller as announced guests, plus spontaneous additions like Jon Batiste and Wyclef Jean. Among the guests announced for this Threauxdown are Paul Janeway from St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Big Freedia, and Marcus King.

“If I was visiting from out of town I wouldn’t go to the big theater shows because what makes New Orleans is the unique vibe in the bar and club scene,” says Mercurio. “Troy’s ‘Threauxdown’ is the only theater show I’d go to because he gets these great special guests — a cavalcade of stars — so it’s not a show you’ll ever see anywhere else. “

Andrews also hosts Shorty Fest at Tipitina’s on April 29, which, in addition to a concert featuring his band and Galactic offers a free outdoor “Cultural Block Party,” with performances by local brass bands and Mardi Gras Indians as well as food trucks.

Meanwhile, Neville has lined up at least dozen shows, at both theaters and clubs, beyond his official Jazz Fest gig. On April 29, he’ll join Soulive’s Eric Krasno and Anders Osborne for the first day of the NOLA Crawfish Festival, which runs outdoors at a club called The Broadside for three days between the Jazz Fest weekends.

“It’s a different little thing,” Neville says. “There’s jambalaya and crawfish and it starts in the afternoon and goes into the night. You can come get some crawfish and listen to music and then go back out.”

On the middle Wednesday, he’s bouncing to three different shows and on Saturday May 4 that FiyaPowa gig with Mercurio and Moore starts at 2 a.m. (which technically makes it May 5, but in New Olreans no one is counting). Neville will also take part in “Rejuvenation 50: A Celebration of the Meters,” at the Civic Theatre on May 2 sharing the stage with George Porter among others. Along the way he’ll also be jamming with everyone from Government Mule to Chuck Leavell, the keyboardist for the Allman Brothers and the Rolling Stones, to soul and gospel legend Irma Thomas to the Preservation Hall Jazz Band.

Neville’s schedule is so busy that in the middle of our conversation he starts reorganizing his set lists on his phone and later he loses track of which gig is where.

“But I know I’ll be playing somewhere that day,” he says with a laugh. “You can look it up.”

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Naby Keita suspended by Werder Bremen after he ‘chose not to travel’ for Bayer Leverkusen match

Former Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita has been suspended by Werder Bremen until the end of the season.

Bremen sporting director Clemens Fritz alleged on Saturday that the 29-year-old refused to travel for the club’s Bundesliga clash with Bayer Leverkusen after discovering he had been omitted from the starting line-up.

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Keita refuted the accusation in a response on Instagram, claiming Fritz was attempting to “tarnish” his reputation.

Bremen announced on Tuesday that Keita has been suspended for the rest of the season and handed a “substantial fine”.

A club statement read: “After finding out that he would not be in the starting XI against Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Naby Keita chose not to travel to the ground with the team, and decided to go home instead.”

SV Werder Bremen have suspended Naby Keïta until the end of the season. The club have also handed the midfielder a substantial fine. The 28-year-old will no longer train with the team or be part of the first-team dressing room. #werder pic.twitter.com/CW1gTNKfMa — SV Werder Bremen EN (@werderbremen_en) April 16, 2024

It added: “SV Werder Bremen have suspended Naby Keïta until the end of the season.

“The club have also handed the midfielder a substantial fine. The 29-year-old will no longer train with the team or be part of the first-team dressing room.”

Fritz said: “As a club, we won’t tolerate Naby’s behaviour. He let his team down in a time of difficulty surrounding our recent run of form and squad availability, and put his own interests above those of the team. We can’t allow that.”

A combination of injuries and Africa Cup of Nations duty with Guinea has limited Keita to just five appearances in all competitions this term.

Keita joined the Bundesliga club last summer after a five-year stay on Merseyside.

He scored 11 goals in 129 appearances for the Reds after joining for a then club record £52.75million (now $65.3m) fee from RB Leipzig in 2018.

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