The Symetra Tour is known as “the Road to the LPGA” and since 1999, it has been designated as the LPGA’s official developmental tour. Visit symetratour.com and follow the tour on Twitter and Instagram.
When you watch a tournament you see the players constantly referring to their notes. Armana Christianson explains what yardage books are all about.
Not every golfer can have their own swing coach but everyone can discover and groove their own pre shot routine. Figure out specifically what yours is and then practice it! Pro golfers work hard to create their own and repeatable routine, you should too!
Flights, hotels, exotic locations…. it all sounds so glamorous. Anna DePalma has some details of the realities including how to do your laundry in the hotel bathroom.
Anna DePalma from GracefulGolfer.com sets out the mental game lessons she has incorporated into her golf game and everyday life.
Armana and Anna from GracefulGolfer.com describe the valuable life lessons they have learned playing casual and professional golf.
Mark Seiden reports on the friendship and support offered by local hosts and caddies to rising Symetra Tour players like Hannah Green on their road to the LPGA.
Getting to know Symetra Tour player Lindsey Weaver and her “Road to the LPGA”
Celine Boutier takes the Symetra Tour’s Women’s Health Classic and Allie White shakes off the rust in Greenwood.
Tense moments for Allie White as she watched her friends compete for LPGA Tour 2017 cards in the Final Stage of the Qualifying Tournament.
Here is how to caddy for a LPGA Pro golfer. Three Tour Caddy, Rich Schwartz caddied for Rachel Rohanna, a Symetra Tour winner who earned her LPGA Tour card in 2016.
Mark Seiden talks to Casey Kennedy about the skills and grit necessary to make it in women’s professional golf.
Dave Andrews looks at the harsh realities of playing tournament golf for a living.
You may also like Jane’s travel website:
You may also like our travel website:
