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Click Here to read the September 2009 issue of Golf Oregon Magazine. Golf Oregon is an insert included in Pacific Northwest Golfer magazine. Select Read More for past issues.
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Click Here to read the December 2009 issue of Pacific Northwest Golfer Magazine. If you are an active Member of the OGA and have your mailing address in your GHIN record, Pacific Northwest Golfer is mailed directly to your home. The December 2009 issue was a Digital Only issue emailed to members with a valid email address in their GHIN record. Select Read More to access past issues.
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Just because you might understand intellectually and conceptually what to do in a golf swing, does not mean that immediately you will be able to do it.
08/10/10 - You Don’t need to be “Born With Talent” to Master GolfLearn how you can become a master – not only at golf – but any sport you wish. On Monday, August 16 Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Shawn Humphries will be hosting a FREE online training event explaining how you are limiting your potential by believing in the myth you have to be “born with talent”.
08/09/10 - Just Do It To Learn It
We learn motor skills by experience – by DOING IT – through the trial and error process and observing the feedback that comes from the varied results.
08/09/10 - Golf, the Environment & your SuperintendentEnvironmental stewardship are the buzz words being heard in the Pacific Northwest. Throughout Oregon, superintendents are working hard to better the game of golf by providing better playing conditions while also protecting and enhancing the environment.
07/26/10 - Hitting a golf ball is relatively easy; playing golf is hugely difficult!The goal in future Golf Tips posts that will follow is to provide you with the tools to get the ball in the hole with fewer swings.
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This first-class event consisting of a day filled with great golf, gourmet food, and upscale silent and live auction items will take place at Royal Oaks Country Club on Monday, October 5, 2009. The funds generated from the Evans Cup of Oregon help the OGA and PNGA support the Evans Scholars that attend Oregon and Oregon State University. Presently, more than 40 Evans Scholars are in college each with a 4-year, full tuition and housing grant valued at more than $40,000 each. To date, more than 240 Oregon scholars have graduated as Evan Scholarship recipients.
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The Oregon Golf Association works closely with several industry partners to promote the game of golf in the region.
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