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1. El golf: una mirada a su caracterización.

Author

Salinas-Chávez, Eduardo, Enrique Licea-Sánchez, José, and Barbarita Ochoa-Ávila, Migdely

Subjects
*GOLF, *TOURISM, *GOLFERS, *HISTORY of golf, GOLF & society
Abstract

The objective of the research was to identify the main characteristics of golf. To this end, a review of the specialized literature (national and international) was carried out and different databases and information sources were consulted. It was shown that the historical evolution of golf, as well as its social and spatial expansion, is marked by three major stages: the primitive period of the game, the organization and expansion as a sport and the modern era. It was also proven that the location, design, construction and management of golf courses require knowledge of various sciences, which demonstrates the diversity and complexity of this sport, and that the displacements of people for golf reasons make this a spatial phenomenon that has repercussions on the territorial system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

2. Golf, supply and demand: The influence of economic factors.

Author

Bárcena-Martín, E., Rodríguez-Fernández, M., and Borrego-Domínguez, S.

Subjects
GOLF & society, GOLFERS, GROSS domestic product, MACROECONOMICS, STOCK exchanges
Abstract

Macroeconomic conditions can have a substantial effect on the economic circumstances of individuals and therefore on the golf demand in a country. Using panel data on golf demand (number of golf players) and supply (number of courses), and indicators of the economic situation for 15 European countries, encompassing years 2000 through 2014,weestimate a dynamic panel datamodel inorder to evaluate the influence of the economic conditions and golf supply on the number of registered golfers. Economic situation is assessed through two variables: the gross domestic product (GDP) and the main stock market index of each country.We also test the hypothesis of uneven effects of the GDP before and after the beginning of the economic recession. The most crucial finding is that from the start of the financial crisis, the level ofGDP imposes statistically significant effect on golf demand, making those countries with higher GDP per capita the ones whose golf demand is harmed the least by the financial crisis. The number of golf players responds to the state of the economy after the start of the economic downturns, while the high persistence of the golf demand makes it rather difficult to find significant differences in the changes inGDP before the recession.Wealso find that the number of golf courses is not seen to bear a close relationship with the number of players unless we control for economic factors and business cycle. Within the economic factors, the level of development of a country, as measured by GDP per capita, outweighs stock market role in determining the demand for golf. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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3. Not Everybody Is a Golfer: Bourdieu and Affluent Bodies in Mexico.

Author

Ceron-Anaya, Hugo

Subjects
*GOLF clubs (Associations), *SOCIAL clubs, *MANNERS & customs, GOLF & society
Abstract

The present article analyzes processes of social reproduction among upper-middle- and upper-class individuals in contemporary Mexico City, using affluent golf clubs as a case study. Drawing on ethnographic data, it shows how private golf clubs are invisible sites for the average city dweller, both metaphorically and literally. This characteristic fulfills a dual political role, by (1) preventing any questioning over the monopolization of resources and (2) reinforcing social distance. The analysis then examines the relationship between old golfers (natives) and new golfers (newcomers) and how the growing participation of newcomers illustrates an important transformation in the world of affluent private golf clubs. This change reflects the inherent struggle between preservation and transformation that characterizes any social universe. The results demonstrate that Bourdieu’s concepts of field, capital, and habitus offer a flexible and powerful model to analyze affluent communities within the context of a developing nation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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4. O golfe e os rumos do Cabo Verde independente.

Author

Andrade Melo, Victor

Subjects
GOLF & society, CABO Verdean history
Abstract

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Published
2016
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5. Successful workers or exploited labour? Golf professionals and professional golfers in Britain 1888–1914.

Author

Vamplew, Wray

Subjects
GOLFERS, GOLF, GOLF & society, EMPLOYMENT, HISTORY, SOCIETIES
Abstract

Golf was one of the fastest growing recreational sports in Britain before 1914. It created a market for professional golfers as shopkeepers, teachers, greenkeepers and craftsmen. A database of 3000 players was used to examine their social and economic experience at club and competitive level, and this experience was then compared to that of professionals in horse racing, cricket and football. Golfers were the first sportsmen to permanently organize themselves with the establishment of the Professional Golfers’ Association in 1901, which provided welfare services and promoted tournaments, thus actively and uniquely assisting the development of the industry within which its members worked. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2016
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6. Empiricism, theoretical concepts and the development of the British golf club before 1914.

Author

Vamplew, Wray

Subjects
GOLF clubs (Associations), ATHLETIC associations, GOLF, GOLF & society, EMPIRICISM, HISTORY
Abstract

Golf took the concept of the club from traditional voluntary organizations along with the ideas of committee structures, mechanisms for ensuring exclusivity and a place, both geographically and socially, for communal conviviality. It became one of the fastest growing recreational activities of late nineteenth and early twentieth-century Britain and the first participant sport to expend and invest large sums of money. By means of a model constructed around the development of the British golf club before 1914, this paper offers a new approach to examining the history of associativity in sport. It uses five concepts of capital – physical, financial, cultural, social, and human – and argues that their formation in the context of club development should not be explored in isolation of each other. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2016
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7. Golf Tourism: A Research Profile and Security Perceptions in Belek, Antalya, Turkey.

Author

Aksu, Akın, Uçar, Ömür, and Kılıçarslan, Doğuş

Subjects
TOURISM, TERRORISM, GOLF & society, ECONOMIC development
Abstract

There were two main purposes of this study; first, it was to determine the current profile of sampled golf tourists visiting Belek, Antalya in high season and their perceptions of security. Questionnaires used to survey golf tourists in the sample were evaluated separately. SPSS 20.0 was used for the statistical evaluations. Chi-square testing and descriptive statistics were used to analyse the data. Despite some negative developments in Turkey (such as terrorist attacks), the majority of golf tourists still remain satisfied and motivated to recommend the destination to others. The results of the study would be of help for tourism professionals, academicians and decision makers especially in developing future marketing strategies for Belek. The sample consisted of a survey profile of 280 golf tourists and their responses regarding security perceptions for Belek, Antalya. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

8. FIRST GOLFER.

Author

Shipnuck, Alan, Bamberger, Michael, Baskin, Ben, and Madden, Pete

Subjects
*GOLFERS, *SPORTS, *PRESIDENTS of the United States, *INTERPERSONAL relations, *GOLF course design & construction, *INDUSTRIES & society, *GOLF tournaments, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's business and recreational associations with the sport of golf as of 2017, and it mentions Trump's golf-related skills and the historical aspects of the business relationships that he has developed through the game of golf. Trump's role in the construction of various golf courses around the world is examined, along with his desire to have championship golf tournaments played on his courses.

Published
2017

9. Developing Golf Tourism in Mexico: Environmental Considerations.

Author

Flores Regules, Adriana, Vargas Martínez, Elva Esther, and López, Laureano José

Subjects
SUSTAINABILITY, GOLF & society, SPORTS tourism, TOURISM marketing, ECONOMIC development
Abstract

In recent years there have been new trends in tourism caused by the re-orientation of tourists' preferences, the development of new products, and the rising of global competition between tourist destinations in their attempt to achieve greater market interaction. As an elite tourism, golf has taken a key role for host destinations, diversifying supply and distributing tourist flows at national and international levels. This paper aims to distinguish elements that have allowed the development of golf tourism in Mexico, recognizing the environmental implications generated by its operation. One can show that an overgrowth of golf courses would place Mexican tourist destinations in environmental risk. Given this, companies must seek an alternative of environmental management, and governments must create a policy and regulatory framework to guide them towards sustainability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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10. KING Among Us.

Author

Bamberger, Michael

Subjects
*GOLFERS, *SPORTS spectators, *MASTERS Golf Tournament, *ATHLETES as authors, *GOLF course design & construction, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article examines the life and career of American professional golfer Arnold Palmer following his death on September 25, 2016 at the age of 87. It discusses how his professional success in the 1950s and 1960s increased the popularity of golf as well as his admiration among fans. The article goes on to cover Palmer's wealth, his play in the Masters tournament as well as appearances at the event following his retirement with fellow golfers Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, and his work as an author of books on golf and as a golf course designer.

Published
2016

11. ALL IN ON ALASKA.

Author

FURORE, DOM

Subjects
GOLF courses, GOLF & society
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being in Alaska on the early side of its golf season, in which June through September are the peak months.

Published
2016

12. BALANCING WORK & LIFE.

Author

Jozwiak, Don

Subjects
WORK-life balance, GOLF & society, WORKPLACE management, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article discusses work-life balance while playing golf; topics discussed include treating employees like customers, creating a flexible work environment, and bringing technology into balance.

Published
2016

13. To Attract New Golf Members, the Pool is Cool.

Author

Deegan, Jason Scott

Subjects
GOLF & society, PENNSYLVANIA state politics & government, TWENTY-first century
Abstract

The article discusses the Professional Golfer's Association of America (PGA) Junior League Golf program of Flourtown Country Club in Flourtown, Pennsylvania.

Published
2015

14. Famous in '15.

Author

MOUM, KEN, JONES, SETH, and NEFF, MATT

Subjects
GOLF & society, GOLF course managers
Abstract

The article reflects on several events held in January to December 2015 in the golf industry. It mentions the award received by James R. Hansen for his book "A Difficult Par: Robert Trent Sr. and the Making of Modern Golf" in 2014 from the U.S. Golf Association (USGA). The honorary lifetime membership received by retired superintendent Tommy Anderson to the Rocky Mountain Golf Course Superintendents Association.

Published
2015

15. In Defense Of Golf.

Author

WILHELM, HEATHER

Subjects
*GOLF, *BELIEF & doubt, *EMOTIONS, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article presents the author's view on golf and why the game is misunderstood in the U.S. Many eminent writers including Malcolm Gladwell dislike the sport and called it an obsession of the rich. The author defends the sport and thinks it centers on truth and considers it more than just a mental discipline. It is noted that studies have associated spending time outside on golf fields with low stress levels and increased creativity.

Published
2018

16. THE NEXT BIG OPPORTUNITY?

Author

Jozwiak, Don

Subjects
GOLF & society, MILLENNIALS, BABY boom generation, GENERATION X
Abstract

The article discusses the Millennials offering various challenges and opportunities to Professional Golfers' Association of America. Topics include Baby Boomer generation, Generation X, and the millennials generation's impact on world; generation of young people born between the late1970s and early 2000s being called millennials which number about 80 million. Also, how to accommodate and encourage the millennial generation in golf, is highlighted.

Published
2015

17. Bringing Couples Together Through Social Golf Clinics.

Author

Deegan, Jason Scott

Subjects
GOLF coaching, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article focuses on golf teacher Craig Hocknull's golf clinic where he imparts golfing lessons to couples and discusses his teaching philosophy which is based on social aspects.

Published
2015

18. Hit it Big.

Author

NOEL, MAGGIE

Subjects
GOLF -- Betting, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article offers information on how to play golf which include how to beat, tempo of swinging, and hitting the ball.

Published
2016

19. ALONE.

Author

FEINSTEIN, JOHN

Subjects
AFRICAN American golfers, GOLF tournaments, GOLF & society, GOLF instruction, GOLF for children
Abstract

The article features golfer Harold Varner III who competes on the PGA Tour. It mentions that Varner was the only active African-American player on tour when golfer Tiger Woods was sidelined by back surgery in 2015. Varner believes that programs teaching the basics of golf is one way to encourage involvement of more minorities and children from middle and lower-income families in the game.

Published
2016

20. Making Golf Fun Again.

Author

PIOPPII, ANTHONY

Subjects
GOLF & society, CYCLING & society, CALORIE, REDUCING exercises
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights on the golf game for American adults in the U.S. Topics discussed include analysis of Max Levchin on the switch from golf to bikes, health benefits of golf to adults such as helps to burn calories and help to lose weight, and the emphasis on experience and exercise associated with the game.

Published
2015

21. A Golf Ambassador Who Dares to Dream Big.

Author

Graves, Roger

Subjects
GOLFERS, GOLF coaching, GOLF & society, PGA Championship (Golf tournament), GOLF
Abstract

The article discusses PGA Professional, Earl A. Cooper from Delaware who encourages and inspires the game of golf among all irrespective of their age and background. The article mentions his interest of how he became a PGA Professional and how he wants to improve the community with the game. He also talks about the PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship was my first real exposure to the PGA of America. He believes in dreaming big and asks his students to do the same.

Published
2015

22. Up to Par.

Author

SCHMIDT JR., EDWARD

Subjects
GOLF & society, BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL relationships, INTERPERSONAL relations, SOCIAL networks
Abstract

The article discusses the use of the sport of golf to foster strong business relationship between participants. Topics include the main purpose for the special golf events in conventions and meetings, a description of some of the special events including the Helicopter Ball Drop and the Hole-in-One contest, and tips from golfer Annika Sorenstam for attendees participating in golf events.

Published
2014

23. Which Scotch Do Scots Drink?

Author

Corcoran, Michael

Subjects
*SCOTCH whisky, *WHISKEY, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article discusses Scotch whiskey. Particular focus is given to its relation to the game of golf. Additional topics discussed include what Scotch Scots drink, blended whiskeys versus single malts and the Scotch whiskey export trade. Several brads are noted including Bell's, Dewar's and Johnny Walker Black Label.

Published
2019

25. Golf: a matter of life and death, health and happiness, or just Olympic medals?

Author

Hawkes, Roger, Malik, Omar, and Murray, Andrew

Subjects
GOLF, SPORTS psychology, GOLFERS, GOLF & society, OLYMPIC Games (31st : 2016 : Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), MUSCULOSKELETAL system injuries, RISK factors of skin cancer, PUBLIC health, PHYSIOLOGY, HEALTH
Abstract

The authors reflect on the reintroduction of golf in the 2016 Olympic Games, focusing on the relationships and effects of the sport on longevity, physical health and mental health of players competing for gold. They discuss a major project supported by the World Golf Foundation which explores issues associated with the sport, such as musculoskeletal injuries and skin cancers, and its public health benefits.

Published
2016
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26. GETTING THE SWING OF THINGS.

Author

RICHARDSON, MAGGIE HEYN

Subjects
GOLF, GOLF & society, ECONOMICS
Abstract

The article disucsses how knowing to play golf can help in sustaining business relationships.

Published
2016

28. Take It Easy.

Author

FINKEL, ED

Subjects
*LEISURE, *BUSINESS networks, *MEMBERSHIP in associations, institutions, etc., *DISCOUNT prices, *WINES, *BAR associations, *LEISURE -- Social aspects, GOLF & society, SOCIAL aspects
Abstract

The article discusses the American Bar Association's (ABA's) development of the ABA Leisure program which is designed to allow ABA members to network with other individuals while participating in wine-, travel-, and golf-related events. According to the article, the ABA Leisure programs will feature exclusive pricing, discounts, and other benefits for ABA members. A golfing event in Houston, Texas is addressed, along with a non-specific networking proceeding in Chicago, Illinois

Published
2015

29. PITT'S PUSH FOR SOCIAL GOLF.

Author

PETERS, HENRY

Subjects
GOLF & society, GOLF clubs (Associations)
Abstract

The article features Bushranger Golf founder and Social Golf Australia managing director Matthew Pitt who is a leader in the social golf club industry.

Published
2015

30. Cosgrove Sets Sights on First-Time Buyers.

Author

Collins, Brian

Subjects
MORTGAGE banks, FHA mortgages, INSURANCE premiums, GOLF & society, MARKETING
Abstract

The article focuses on Ohio based Union Home Mortgage Corp's chief executive Bill Cosgrove's view on first time home buyers post his appointment as chairman of Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) of America. Topics include making Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans more affordable, control of retail and wholesale business, and reducing annual premiums. Also included are his childhood, getting hid real estate license at 22, and his love for golf.

Published
2014

31. BUSINESS CALENDAR.

Subjects
GOLF & society, ADULT education workshops
Abstract

A business calendar of events in Iowa in July 2016 is presented including the 33rd Annual Marion Chamber Golf Outing by the Marion Chamber of Commerce, Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance's Linkedln Workshop, and Alliance's Intern Progressive Dinner.

Published
2016

32. Golf: Your healthy haven.

Author

Brookhouse, Simon

Subjects
GOLF & society, GOLFERS, SELF-control, HEALTH
Abstract

The article reports that according to the "Community Impact of Golf in Victoria Report 2016," several social strengths are associated with golf including social interaction, prevention of diseases and self-discipline; and mentions a survey revealing that majority of golfers have a healthy life.

Published
2016

33. Don't call me Ishmael.

Author

NEMITZ, JARED

Subjects
GOLF courses, GOLF periodicals, GOLF & society, TURF management, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article presents the author's insights regarding the feature article in the "Golfdom" magazine written by editor-in-chief Seth Jones. Topics discussed include turfgrass management at the Peninsula Club, a golf club in North Carolina, his opportunity to contribute to the magazine, and various questions or comments he received before the article came out, like his relationship with Admiral Chester Nimitz.

Published
2016

34. Oakmont: A challenging history.

Author

TULLY, SEAN

Subjects
GOLF courses, GOLF course design & construction, GOLF tournaments, GOLF & society, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article presents the author's insights on Oakmont, a golf facility in Plum, Pennsylvania, which is hosting its ninth U.S. Open golf tournament in June 2016. Topics discussed include the approach of the golf course into greens and a plurality of bunkers, the addition of trees to the golf course, and the architecture of the golfing facility.

Published
2016

35. Taking Golf to the Community.

Subjects
GOLF clubs (Associations), GOLF & society
Abstract

The article provides information on the portable neighborhood golf program, implemented by the Southern California Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) section to take golf to the masses and mentions that the program focuses on having fun and showing everyone how fun golf can be.

Published
2016

36. Kicking the bucket.

Author

JONES, SETH

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE driving, BUSINESS meetings, GOLF & society, REPORT writing, SOCIAL history
Abstract

The article describes the author's experience of driving to Billings, Montana to discuss about the business operations of the golfing journal. It states that the author talked about the research section of the magazine. It mentions that the author and the journal's research editor ate at a Chinese buffet near the highway.

Published
2016

37. Veterans receive golf therapy.

Author

Lalande, Ellen

Subjects
GOLF instruction, GOLF & society, REINTEGRATION of veterans
Abstract

The article focuses on the efforts of organization Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) to teach golf to the U.S. veterans through a golf program PGA Helping Our Patriots Everywhere (HOPE), and talks of improving mental, physical and social well being to reintegrate into civilian life.

Published
2016

38. COLORADO.

Author

Salva, Patrick

Subjects
GOLF, GOLF & society, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article announces that the Colorado Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) Section would be ally with Colorado golf associations to host the G4 Summit on February 16 at the Broadmoor.

Published
2016

39. No Standaed Specs.

Author

Starks, Tony L.

Subjects
GOLF clubs (Sporting goods), VETERANS, GOLF & society, WOUNDS & injuries
Abstract

The article discusses the challenges of selecting a proper golf club for injured veterans interested in playing golf.

Published
2015

40. Have an Opinion?

Author

Madsen, Bob

Subjects
GOLF & society
Abstract

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article on the Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA) Junior League Golf in the November 2015 issue.

Published
2015

41. The moment of anticipation.

Author

DANNEBERGER, KARL

Subjects
GOLF & society, EXPECTATION (Philosophy), ANTIQUE & classic cars, GOLF courses, MANAGEMENT, SOCIETIES
Abstract

The article offers the author's view regarding the similarity of golf with a classic car, citing the Pontiac Firebird automobile from automobile manufacturer General Motors Co. He mentions that the important aspect of golf is anticipation. He notes his participation in the Northwest Turfgrass Association Conference in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Published
2015

42. A Game That Defines You.

Author

Hutton, Deborah

Subjects
GOLF & society, GOLFERS, ATTITUDE (Psychology)
Abstract

The author discusses the social aspect of playing golf which defines a golfer's character and attitude.

Published
2015

43. Forget Golf. Cycling Is Tech’s Way to Link.

Author

MAX, SARAH

Subjects
*BUSINESS networks, *EXECUTIVES, *HIGH technology industries, *RECREATION, *TWENTY-first century, *SOCIAL history, CYCLING & society, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article discusses the author's claim that cycling has become a popular sport for executives and investors who are interested in networking with other individuals, and it mentions bicycle enthusiasts such as venture capitalist Greg Gretsch from the San Francisco, California area. The social aspects of golf are examined, along with the competitiveness that is associated with California's high technology industries. Businesspeople Sami Inkinen, Ali Behnam, and Steve Anderson are assessed.

Published
2016

44. BCW's Entergy Day of Golf.

Subjects
SPECIAL events, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article offers information on the annual Entergy Day of Golf event of the Business Council of Westchester (BCW) at Westchester Hills Golf Club in White Plains, New York on September 24, 2015.

Published
2015

45. STAFF PROFESSIONAL BEST PRACTICES: PRODUCT CLINICS CREATE BUZZ AND SALES.

Author

Doria, Bob

Subjects
GOLFERS, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights on the relationship of Callaway Golf Co., a golf equipment company, with golfers through offering them with their products, golf techniques, and supporting events such as the Callaway Short Game Clinic.

Published
2015

46. Afternoon Outings Add Fun, Build Strength for Juniors.

Author

Deegan, Jason Scott

Subjects
GOLF for children, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article offers information on a summer junior golf camp at Red Sky Golf Club in Wolcott, Colorado in which young golfers learn to play golf, make friends, and get life experiences.

Published
2015

47. Cho Momma.

Subjects
WOMEN golfers, GOLF & society, COMEDIANS
Abstract

An interview with American stand-up comedian Margaret Cho is presented. She states that she never played golf on a golf course but played at dring ranges. She notes that her mother is a good golf player. She mentions that she once played at the Dinah Shore Tournament of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA).

Published
2015

48. Ingram Micro Buffalo Celebrates 20 Years of Philanthropic Support.

Author

Battaglia, Marty

Subjects
CHARITY golf tournaments, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article offers information on the 20th Annual East Coast Charity Golf Tournament hosted by information technology distributor Ingram Micro Inc. that was held at The Links at Ivy Ridge golf course in Akron, New York.

Published
2015

49. Opening Eyes of At-Risk Youth.

Author

Muroski, Liz

Subjects
GOLF coaching, GOLF & society
Abstract

The article focuses on SwingPals, Raleigh, North Carolina, founded by Doug Hodges, a golf professional, aiming to provide an opportunity for children facing hardships to explore their talents through recreational game of golf and learn to manage the difficulties they face in life.

Published
2015

50. GATEWAY.

Author

Riley, Josh

Subjects
GOLF & society, GOLF for children, U.S. Open (Golf tournament), PGA Championship (Golf tournament)
Abstract

Article focuses on annual Gateway PGA REACH Foundation Pro-Am and Gala which generated 2 lakh USD to improve lives of local veterans and at-risk youth,congratulated Mike Tucker, PGA head professional for participating in U.S. Senior Open and thanked the Iowa Junior PGA for participating in Gateway-Iowa Junior Cup.

Published
2015

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