The next generation

Article Abstract:

A father describes his experiences with his young son at the driving range and on a miniature golf course. He tries to keep their golfing experiences centered on fun and enjoyment rather than performance.

Social aspects, Personal narratives, Golf, Fathers and sons, Father-son relations

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It's all about attitude

Article Abstract:

Mark McCumber was the third top money-winner in professional golf in 1994 after 20 years of never making the top 12. McCumber credits his breakthrough to developing a relaxed attitude during play.

McCumber, Mark

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Why isn't nine enough?

Article Abstract:

Most serious golfers are not satisfied playing nine holes of golf rather than 18. However, the two hours it takes to play nine holes is a more convenient period of time to devote to recreation.

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