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David Shefter

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As seen in: Dark Reading, The Marietta Daily Journal, SC Magazine UK, Usga, Oklahoma Sooners, The Pilot, The Argus-Press, The Skanner, AmateurGolf
University of Arizona graduate. Bear Down!!/Buffalo Bills/Sabres Fan
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Motivated O’Keefe Ready to Lead 2026 USA Curtis Cup Team

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By David Shefter
| Usga
O’Keefe is one of those players who has never done things the conventional way. Growing up, her golf clothes were items found at Goodwill, hand-me downs or the occasional tournament gift. She didn’t even start out with a quality set of clubs. Two years earlier during COVID-19, O’Keefe spent time watching YouTube videos of Bryson DeChambeau trying to increase distance. Without a lot of resources at her disposal, O’Keefe picked up a lacrosse stick and swung it violently in the driveway.
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Take 5: After Qualifying at 14, a Mature 19-Year-Old Kovelesky Returns to Women’s Open

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By David Shefter
| uswomensopen.com
As she sat in Player Dining in the sprawling Spanish-style clubhouse at Riviera, Kovelesky reflected on her first U.S. Women’s Open start and the ensuing five years. Kovalesky certainly was no stranger to the spotlight. In 2017, she finished second to Lucy Yuan in the Girls 10-11 Division of the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals at Augusta National Golf Club.
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Remembering 1993 U.S. Amateur Champion, Walker Cupper John Harris

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By David Shefter
| Usga
John Harris, the last mid-amateur golfer to win the U.S. Amateur and a four-time USA Walker Cup Team member, died on Sept. 17 after battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia, a type of blood cancer that affects the bone marrow. He was 73. Harris is one of the most decorated players to come out of the state of Minnesota, having captured the Minnesota Amateur four times. He was a 10-time Minnesota Player of the Year, having won the honor nine consecutive years from 1987-1995 and again in 2000.
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