Hello friends! It’s been a busy few weeks in the golf world and we have a lot to go over. Between Ayaka Furue winning the Women’s Scottish Open, Tony Finau’s back-to-back PGA Tour victories and the Women’s Open this week, I’m feeling very excited about the world of golf! So good, actually, that I’m going to disregard the fact that I am dealing with a case of the shanks so stubborn it nearly brought me to tears on my work trip last week. Let’s get right into the good stuff instead.

PGA Tour vacations!

Normal people (read: you and I) take vacations so we can play golf. The pros take vacations from golf, and that’s exactly what Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns, Collin Morikawa and their better halves did following The Open

Supermodel and television personality Heidi Klum is living it up this summer!

The America’s Got Talent host recently shared some pictures of her family vacation with her husband and kids, and now she’s showing off her toned abs in a new beach photo.

Klum shared the photo on Instagramsimply tagging the designer of the bikini she’s wearing, Dolce & Gabbanain the caption, alongside a bunch of tropical, beach-themed emojis.

In the picture, Klum dons a pink and black leopard print bikini, showing off her fit physique and a beautiful view of the beach and ocean in the background.

Klum didn’t share her location, but it’s likely St. Barts, as publications like Hollywood Life reported that the model was vacationing there on July 30. She was also reportedly in Miami, Florida a week or two before.

Klum was vacationing with her husband, Tom Kaulitzwhile her four kids also

Two sisters from Maryland died in a fire at the vacation house their family was renting in Southampton, New York.

Jillian Wiener, 21, and Lindsay Wiener, 19, of Potomac, were sleeping when a fire broke out in the Hampton house early Wednesday.

The sisters were alumni of Holton-Arms School for Girls in Bethesda, with Jillian graduating in 2019 and Lindsay in 2021.

In a statement, the school said that the sisters “were warm, engaged members of the Holton community who positively impacted both their classes and the larger community.”

Jillian played soccer and ice hockey, was an artist and was passionate about yoga and community service. Her senior project was teaching yoga classes to younger students.

Lindsay was the president of the school’s Community Service Club, and she

Courtesy of Graduate Homes

College football season just got a whole lot more interesting — for out-of-town visitors, that is. Graduate Hotelsa hospitality company specializing in college towns, has just launched Graduate Homes, a short-term vacation rental service that will make football weekends even more special for fans.

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The program is quite similar to Airbnb in that it’s a peer-to-peer rental service, meaning homeowners can list their properties on the site. But there’s a huge advantage to booking a Graduate Homes stay: access to Graduate Hotels services, from hotel concierges to on-site amenities like pools and gyms. Guests will also get discounts at Graduate Hotels’ restaurants and bars.

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Furthermore, Graduate

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved a series of sweeping changes to local regulations for vacation rental homes during a four-hour meeting Tuesday on the long-simmering issue.

In a 4-0 vote, the board adopted rules that will widen areas where rentals are prohibited, establish caps on rentals in other areas, amend policies governing rentals on the coast and allow pending permit applications to continue through the process.

The board also approved a new vacation rental license program that will standardize the requirements for all vacation rental permit holders outside cities.

Some of those requirements include quiet hours from 9 pm to 7 am — a one hour increase from the current 10 pm start time — a cap on guests set by number of bedrooms, parking standards and other rules such as limits on outside burning like campfires.

Some of the new rules, such as the guest cap and