October 2014

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

“PRO” FILES – Touring Professional Patrick Reed

With one gesture, Patrick Reed is sure to be a Ryder Cup villain to the European fans for years to come. The American player is not shy about letting people know how good he Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

US CUP Deadline Fast Approaching

Friday, October 10 is the deadline for entering the 19th annual United States Golf Teachers Cup, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the founding of the USGTF. Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

Editorial – Jumping The Gun On The Death Of Golf

Headlines about golf have made CNN’s, CNBC’s, Fox News’, and many other TV news’ broadcasts lately. Normally, that would be great, but they weren’t about the next Tiger Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

USGTF Shows Its Welcoming Side Once Again

Over the years, the USGTF has been proud of its history of inclusion, giving people from every background the opportunity to earn certification as a teaching professional. Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

WGTF Sponsors World Hickory Open

The World Golf Teachers Federation has agreed to sponsor the professional purse at next week’s World Hickory Open being held at Panmure Medal course at Panmure Golf Club, Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

Member Profile – Els Van Hoeckel: A Dutch Woman With The Passion For Golf, Coaching, and People

I have been teaching, or more appropriately, coaching people in several Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

Royal and Ancient Golf Club to Admit Women Members

After 260 years, the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews has voted to permit women to join for the first time.  The R&A recognized that its Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

Europe Takes Down USA in Ryder Cup (Again)

In what’s becoming a predictable scenario, the European Ryder Cup team once again captured the biennial event 16 1/2 – 11 1/2 from the outgunned USA squad.   Readmore

2 Oct 2014 Corina Pelloni

USGTF Member’s Student Scores Two Holes-In-One…In One Day!

USGTF professionals certainly take great pride in the accomplishments of their students, and Mike Sidlinger is no exception. Sidlinger reports that Jon Scolari of Las Vegas Readmore