Retirements will leave divot in golf's landscape

By Ann Miller

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Feb 21, 2013

~~<p>Mike Iyoki and Rick Ambrose, two golfers whose game ultimately blurred with their work, retired at the end of last year. Bill Bachran, who barely touched a club but ran the Hawaiian Open media center for more than 40 years, follows them next Thursday.</p>
<p>The retirements create a large void at Leilehua, where Iyoki was U.S. Army Hawaii Director of Golf and Ambrose the head pro, and at one of the longest running PGA Tour events.</p>
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Mike Iyoki and Rick Ambrose, two golfers whose game ultimately blurred with their work, retired at the end of last year. Bill Bachran, who barely touched a club but ran the Hawaiian Open media center for more than 40 years, follows them next Thursday.

The retirements create a large void at Leilehua, where Iyoki was U.S. Army Hawaii Director of Golf and Ambrose the head pro, and at one of the longest running PGA Tour events. Login for more...