Women’s Golf Lessons Recently Posted on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (X), and Pinterest
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Queensland photographer, David Burness's photo essay of the Hope Island Pro-Am.
Emma Ballard participates in the highly successful England Golf initiative 'Get Into golf' at the Bromsgrove Golf Centre.
You may be asking yourself, “Why should I care if women’s golf is studied by a bunch of professors?" - Dr. Kelly Price
Golf writer, John Mooshie looks at the many college golf opportunities for young women particularly in Division III schools.
Carlos Brown and student Kat Reeves demonstrate the key elements of the knockdown shot to help you have more control and lower your scores in 2017.
LPGA Teaching Professional, Kathleen Heiney introduces the many ways that the practice of yoga will change your golf and your life.
Pete Kelbel teaches when you are just off the green and feel that you are a little too far away to putt, it is time to put ratio chipping into action.
In our latest Girls Golf feature, we meet English golfing sisters Hope and Eve Neild from Royal Norwich Golf Club.
Sport psychologist, Dr. Nick Molinaro explains how the right pre-competition preparation can help golfers get into the high performance state of 'flow'.
Amy Walsh gets close to the Queen, plays some great LET Access Series golf with Stacey Keating (pictured), and pays tribute to Beth Allen's amazing year on tour.
Ann Guiberson shares the special history and charm of the 118-year old Patty Jewett Golf Course.
College Golf recruitment consultant, Brandi Jackson, has some expert advice about the right and wrong ways to use social media to influence your college golf prospects.
