I think it’s time we had a talk about the Rules of Golf. There are 34 of them… and they are really hard to understand. In class today, we attempted to dissect Rule 25: Abnormal Ground Conditions, Embedded Ball, and Wrong Putting Green. It took us over an hour to parse through the legalese. The […]

In today’s Business Management class, we watched an A&E Biography on Walmart founder Sam Walton. Walton was a bulldog who wouldn’t take ‘no’ for an answer. He had a vision, he wouldn’t give up, and he wanted to make good great! Walton was an interesting man and one of the wealthiest men in the world

On Tuesdays, Tim Wilkins normally leads our Attitude & Motivation class, but today, because one of the instructors was out sick, he filled-in for another class, and we had a guest speaker: Campus Director Tim Eberlein. A lot of students, me included, have asked about the process of becoming a Class A PGA Professional, and

A: A tournament format in which six of the course’s 18 holes are secretly selected as special holes after the tournament round. Ideally, there should be a combination of par 3s, 4s, and 5s from both nines. The scores on each of these six special holes are then added up, limiting each player’s hole score to double-bogey. That