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A Day in the Life of a First-Year Student at the College of Golf
By John Callahan, Keiser University College of Golf Professor and PGA Professional For most first-year college students, the transition to higher education is a mix of excitement, uncertainty, and discovery. But for a first-year student at Keiser University’s College of Golf, the transition includes a unique additional dimension: the commitment to mastering a sport that…
Spiked vs. Spikeless Golf Shoes: Which Is Better for Your Game?
Time to replace your golf shoes? You might be wondering whether a spiked or spikeless option is right for you. While there’s plenty of back-and-forth among golfers regarding which type of shoe is best, this really is a matter of personal preference. Still, there are potential advantages and drawbacks of both types of shoes that…
How to Stay Motivated in Your Golf Practice and Academics at the College of Golf
By Brian Hughes, Keiser University College of Golf Program Director and PGA Master Professional With the college golf season now upon us (depending on where you live, we can also count high school golf in this discussion), balancing your classes with your golf and golf practice can present a major challenge. With long hours spent…
How the World Golf Ranking Affects Tournament Invitations and Eligibility
No matter if you aspire to become a professional golfer or are interested in another career path in golf, understanding how players are ranked remains important. For men’s professional golf, the Official World Golf Ranking System is a key tool for determining player eligibility for special events, securing sponsorships, and more. Understanding the OWGR: How…
The Evolution of Instruction in College Golf Programs
Just as the game of golf has evolved in nearly six centuries it’s been around, so have the instruction methods and techniques used to help players improve their games. Whether you’re interested in a career as a golf coach or simply want to explore new ways to sharpen your skills, understanding how instruction in college…
