1st Tee Stories
“We are extremely grateful to the men and women who have served our country. We fully support the Tee It Up for the Troops’ mission to honor, remember, respect, and support veterans’ transitions to the home front,” said SCNS Chief Operating Officer Bill Stewart.
Struggling in order to succeed is not an easy notion to come to terms with. It is extremely difficult to understand and accept that failure is needed to have success. But it's within the hardship that great golfers have developed an understanding that in order to be the best, there will be ups and downs throughout their journey.
Do the research
No one will give you the information. You have to be proactive and do the research. Know what you are looking for and take initiative to find it.
Play your best
Playing golf is not cheap. There are great tours for junior golf around the country that won’t break the bank for parents. If the player can shoot a certain number they are already making a name for themselves.
Do you want to improve your ball striking? Do you want to create a divot after the ball? Do you want to improve your consistency?
I have been playing golf for the majority of my life and I honestly wouldn't have it any other way. Looking back through the highs and lows, I am so thankful and blessed of my journey in golf. After 14 years of playing competitive golf, 4 years of collegiate golf and 2 ½ years of professional golf here are a few things I wish I knew before I started golfing:
Most of us are in self quarantine with limited access to being outside which puts a damper on continuing to practice or staying competitive in sports. But not to worry, here is a compiled list of snacks you can eat to stay on track during this quarantined time. Enjoy!
