Janina Parrott-Jacobs on August 11th, 2010

Men, Women Golfers Need a Course in Gender Bias Last summer, a women’s tournament was played at a popular metro Detroit west side course.  As the foursomes began to arrive at the 10th tee, they found it stacked four groups deep with men who had been allowed to cut in at the turn. When the [...]

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admin on June 19th, 2010

By Caroline Larsson, Duramed FUTURES Tour Player I want to share something that is very important for golf, but also for everything else in our lives. Two words – have fun! I have played golf since I was four years old, played professional golf for the past four years, and played in more than a [...]

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Sherry on March 4th, 2010

Who Took the Common Out of Common Sense? Why is it that in a sport dominated by a code of ethics, personal integrity and honesty we have to suffer the morons that can’t or choose to not use some measure of common sense while on the golf course?   There are ‘Rules of Golf Etiquette’ for [...]

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Sherry on October 22nd, 2009

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Finish Line is the second of a series of three novels by author, James Ross.  It is set against the backdrop of Prairie Winds Golf Course on the east side of St. Louis.  Don’t let that fool you into thinking this is a novel about golf.  It is much more than that! Finish Line is [...]

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admin on March 31st, 2009

If you are reading this article either you are not in your right mind and are still thinking about running a golf outing after reading Part One of this series OR you have no choice in the matter… as in “if you want to keep your job, you’ll organize this event” position. Next steps: (some [...]

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