Putting Contests are Moneymakers! Putting Contests in "Golf Tournaments 101 The Second Edition" are given their own Chapter Putting Contests in a … [Read More...] about Putting Competitions for Your Charity Golf Fundraiser Tournament
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Ladies of Golf: Now and in the Beginning
They've Come a Long Way It’s not hard to be a big fan of the LPGA (Ladies Professional Golfers' Association) The Ladies of the LPGA Tour. These amazing athletes when they're out on the “links” entertaining the spectators and TV audience throughout the year are certainly worth watching and learning from. Not only because of their skills at playing the “Royal and Ancient” game but also because of the manner in which they present themselves. It's obvious they appreciate the spectators and fans in … [Read more...] about Ladies of Golf: Now and in the Beginning
Worlds Top Three Lady Golfers Play Together
Worlds Top Three Lady Golfers Play Together 2015 HSBC Championship at the Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore, Singapore. It Hasn’t Ever Happened Before In the history of any professional golf tour. After posting the three lowest three-rounds scores at close of play Saturday, the world’s three top lady golf professionals were paired together in the final Sunday championship round. The Worlds Top Trio Were: At The End Of The Final Round It would have been amazing and the perfect … [Read more...] about Worlds Top Three Lady Golfers Play Together
Stacy Lewis. World’s Number 1 Lady Golfer
Stacy Lewis. World’s Number 1 Lady Golfer Comparing the PGA Tour and the LPGA Tour Dollar Difference Over the last weekend ending Sunday June 1st Stacy Lewis won the Shop-Rite LPGA Classic Golf Tournament, played in New Jersey. In doing so for the second time she became the world’s #1 lady golfer. The win put her earning year to date at $1,102,756. Michelle Wie in 2nd place has earnings of $821,994. Meaning Stacy is the only lady over the million dollar mark so far this year. That made … [Read more...] about Stacy Lewis. World’s Number 1 Lady Golfer
From 1950 until 1954, Mel served his five year apprenticeship in club-making with his Uncle Gerry. In so doing, he became the last Anderson family member in five generations to become a maker of handmade golf clubs.