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I was born on the East Coast of America to loving parents on Saturday, September 8, 1945, at 11:45 in the morning in Morton Hospital, located on Lakeview Avenue in the seaside hamlet of Taunton, Massachusetts, flanking nearby Cape Cod. My father, who was serving in the United States Armed Forces, was awaiting transfer overseas…
The daydream and secret fantasy of every recreational golfer and wannabe golf professional, plying their sport across the back lots and dirt tracks of forgotten munis scattered throughout this country, is to sink the winning putt on the final hole to win the United States Open Golf Championship—the crown jewel of the sports hierarchy, and…
Each year, golfers eagerly anticipate The Masters tournament, which symbolizes the start of spring. The Augusta National Golf Club’s beauty exceeds its television portrayal, mesmerizing attendees with its flawless green grounds. The event is marked by a reverence for its pristine setting, making it an unparalleled experience for all golf enthusiasts.
In the history of Men’s Professional Golf, there have been only a couple of instances in the modern era of a player winning two Major Golf Championships in the same year and not being named Player of the Year by the PGA of America. Nick Faldo, in 1990, because he was not a member of…
As we age, reflecting on our lives and legacies becomes natural. Each person’s unique talents and experiences shape personal identity and collective memory. Understanding oneself and one’s history is vital for a meaningful existence. By documenting our stories and memories, we leave a lasting legacy for future generations, ensuring our lives have purpose and are remembered with dignity.
As a PGA Master Professional with over fifty years of experience, the author cannot choose a favorite golf course, likening it to picking a favorite child. Despite visiting and playing many incredible courses worldwide, the most memorable are those he never got to play due to various circumstances, including Pasatiempo, National Golf Links of America, and Cypress Point Golf Club.