I stumbled upon a recent post that Christina Kim wrote on her blog, LPGA Player Christina Kim’s blog about everything, that I wanted to share. It deals with her two-year battle with depression that started after her game declined following a painful massage she received in Malaysia back in 2010. Since an estimated 1 out… Continue reading →
In an effort to recognize those who have shaped the game of golf in Sacramento, The First Tee of Greater Sacramento’s Golf Hall of Fame has announced the honorees for 2012. This year’s list is headed by LPGA luminary and Sacramento native, Natalie Gulbis, along with former PGA TOUR player David Sutherland, TFTGS executive director,… Continue reading →
Today’s blog post is brought to us by Kelli Corlett, the Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director for Haggin Oaks. Girls Golf is a national priority, not only for The First Tee, but also for the LPGA and the PGA of America. Here at Haggin Oaks we are doing all we can to do our part… Continue reading →
In a move that is VERY good for the LPGA in my opinion, LPGA Commissioner Michael Whan has granted Alexis Thompson an age exemption to play on the LPGA Tour. This is a good move for the LPGA, because Alexis is going to add a breath of fresh air to ladies golf with her exuberant… Continue reading →
The PGA TOUR may have their boy bands, including the legendary “Jake Trout and the Flounders” featuring Peter Jacobsen, Mark Lye and Payne Stewart. More recently, we’ve been introduced to the “Golf Boys” featuring Ben Crane, Bubba Watson, Rickie Fowler and Hunter Mahan and their “Oh Oh Oh” music video. I’m pleased to report that… Continue reading →