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Mini Golf vs. Disc Golf: Which is Right for Your Family?
By David Wixson, Keiser University College of Golf Professor – PGA Master Professional When planning a family outing, both mini golf and disc golf offer unique experiences that can bring everyone together for a fun, active day. Each activity has its charm, challenges, and appeal, making them great options for families looking to enjoy friendly…
Notable Developments in Golf Course Design
By Ken Martin, Keiser University College of Golf Professor and PGA Certified Professional Golf course design has evolved dramatically since the game’s origins, reflecting changes in technology, culture, environmental awareness, and player expectations. From rudimentary layouts carved into Scottish dunes to modern masterpieces blending aesthetics with strategy, the art and science of golf course design…
The Future of Golf Education: Trends to Watch
By Bradley Turner Keiser University College of Golf Executive Director – MBA, PGA As the world becomes increasingly digital, traditional ways of learning and personal development are undergoing significant transformations. One such area experiencing a profound evolution is golf education. The combination of technological innovation and changing consumer behavior is shaping the future of how…
College of Golf April 2025 Events
Keiser University NCCGA Regional Golf Tournament The Keiser University NCCGA Club Golf Team won its second Regional Golf Tournament this past weekend (4/12 & 4/13) at Fairwinds Golf Course in Fort Pierce, FL. The Seahawks defeated ten other teams in the Regional Tournament. The University of Tampa finished second, followed by the University of Florida….
Developing Confidence in Beginner Golfers: Thoughts and Recommendations
By Connie Capanegra, Keiser University College of Golf Instructor – LPGA Member Golf is often cited as the sport with the most similarities to life. At times, it seems easy, and at other times, frustrating or unfair. The qualities necessary to improve an individual’s proficiency as a player often directly parallel with the same improvements…
