Three more classes on the schedule today: Rules of Golf, Mechanics of the Short Game, and Microcomputer Applications. At Rules of Golf, PGA Instructor Ed Ekis handed out the Rules in the pocket-sized version you’re probably used to seeing as well as an illustrated guide. It’s a glorified picture book of the different rules. There are 34 […]
Two classes on the docket on Day 2 – Fundamentals of Business Management and History of Golf. When I saw Fundamentals of Business Management coming up, I thought I was in for a real snoozefest. Boy was I wrong! Professor RJ Lancaster is hilarious! Dude was dropping jokes like they were going out of style.
Today, I returned to the site of Monday’s Welcome Schamble tournament, Lone Tree Golf Club in Chandler. The course derives its name from what’s left of the lone tree that sits just off the 9th tee. It was planted in 1899. The course plays 7,007 yards from the tips and features some pretty challenging sight
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Since the first few days of the spring semester have been spent mostly out in the field (a.k.a the golf course), today marked the first official day of classroom work. In my opinion, the first day of any school year is always the worst because that’s the day when you get bombarded with syllabi from
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A: Each foursome selects its best tee shot, and each player plays his/her own ball from there into the hole. The lowest score on the hole counts toward the team total.
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