Not too long ago, a pretty big box arrived to the Golf Shop at La Paloma. It was from Callaway and it was addressed to me, but I hadn’t ordered anything. Turned out it was a new Rogue Staff Bag with my name and the La Paloma logo on it. Wow! This is what I […]
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The Rules doctor is in, and he will see you now! Dr. Robin Farran teaches Advanced Rules at the Golf Academy of America in Chandler, and he’s also one of the USGA’s top Rules Officials. In this month’s Diary of a Rules Official, Dr. Farran gives our friends who are still snowed in this winter
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In order to keep their PGA Certifications current, PGA of America Members are required to accrue a certain number of Member Service Requirement (MSR) credits each year. One way to do this, at least in the PGA’s Southwest Section, is to attend a Rules of Golf Seminar with Dr. Robin Farran at the Golf Academy of
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I have to give the folks who specialize in marketing at Callaway Golf a lot of credit. They not only find ways to generate buzz in their products online, by word-of-mouth, and on social media, they’ve been taking those products on the road roughly 60 times per year for the past five years to introduce
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This is the study guide I put together for the four-test PGA Level 2 Test Battery. It’s my attempt at condensing 487 pages down to almost 24. I’d much rather study this than all that! Feel free to copy and paste it so you can print it out to study. There are at least 15 formulas
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