Tiger Has Another Rough Start

Hope springs eternal, even for Tiger Woods. However, reality sunk in once again less than 15 minutes after his initial tee shot at the 2015 Open Championship. SBNation described the round as follows: ‘Discombobulated’ Tiger Woods flails about in awful start at the British Open By Emily Kay on Jul 16, 2015 After a significantly improved…

Golf World Watches as U.S. Open Approaches

Just one more week until the 2015 U.S. Open Championship begins at Chambers Bay Golf Course near Tacoma, Washington. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and Bruce Charleton, rumors abound about how difficult the newly opened golf course will be. The USGA will add its touch of evil to an already tough golf course, and…

Keiser University College of Golf Advisory Board Convenes

Keiser University College of Golf (COG) held its semi-annual Advisory Board Meeting on Friday, June 5th. The main topic of discussion was the pending move of the College of Golf campus to Northwood in West Palm Beach in time for the Fall Semester start on August 31st. Mr. John McMurry, COG Vice President, outlined the…

Brian Hughes Selected As Chairman Of The Martin County Golf Course Citizen’s Advisory Committee

Keiser University College of Golf & Sport Management Golf Program Director Selected As Chairman Of The Martin County Golf Course Citizen’s Advisory Committee Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional, COGSM Golf Program DirectorKeiser University College of Golf & Sport Management (COGSM) Program Director Brian Hughes was recently selected to serve as Chairman of the Martin County Golf Course…

Keiser University College of Golf Match Play Championship

Forty-three students are scheduled to compete in the Keiser University College of Golf Match Play Championship. Today and tomorrow students will compete in a stroke play qualifier with the low eight players advancing to match play beginning next week. The qualifier is being played at the PGA Golf Club Dye Course in Port St. Lucie,…

Impact Zone Golf Clinics in May

Keiser University College of Golf & Sport Management Staff Offer Impact Zone Golf Clinics  For Students Dr. Eric Wilson, Executive Director of Golf Operations for The College of Golf & Sport Management (COGSM), PGA Master Professional, and Impact Zone Golf Master Instructor, and Brian Hughes, Golf Program Director for COGSM, PGA Master Professional, and Impact Zone…

Keiser University College of Golf & Sport Management Students Work With Wounded Warriors

Bill Hannigan, Physical Health and Wellness Coordinator for the Wounded Warrior Project in Florida, coordinated with Keiser University College of Golf & Sport Management (COGSM) to provide golf instruction for Wounded Warriors throughout Florida last Saturday. The initial training consisted of four Wounded Warriors and ten COGSM students and staff getting together at 10:00am on…

5 Things You Can Learn From Masters Champion Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth thrilled golf fans everywhere with a decisive win at the 2015 Masters Tournament at Augusta National. His level-headed, mature demeanor belies his young age. He’s what many players hope to get out of their golf careers.  Here are five things you can learn from this bright new star on the PGA tour. Play Like…

Wounded Warrior Project Visits Keiser University College of Golf

Pictured with Dr. Eric Wilson – Executive Director of Golf , Donna White – COG LPGA Faculty Member and 2015 LPGA Hall of Fame Inductee, and John McMurry – Campus Vice President Mr. William (Bill) Hannigan who is the Physical Health & Wellness Specialist and Coordinator for the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) visited Keiser University…

Get A Kick Out Of These Hole-In-One Facts and Statistics [Infographic]

What are the chances you’ll make a hole-in-one? Check out this infographic to find out! Everyone knows about a hole-in-one – those ‘lucky’ shots that only take one swing. But how rare are they? Read on for some great facts and statistics about the most well-known shot in the game of golf! Knowing more about…