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Managing Editor, GolfDigest.com, extra crazy about amateur golf ... and Caroline's Dad
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This USGA junior development program is four years ahead of schedule. Here's why Original

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By Ryan Herrington Verified
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The idea is simple yet novel: identify the top junior golfers within a state and bring them together to expose them to creative training techniques from around the country while forming future friendships. Add some competition, and even a little bit of swag, and you’ve created something for up-and-coming boys and girls for which to aspire.
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Anticipation for the 51st Walker Cup is high, at least judging from ticket sales.

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By Ryan Herrington Verified
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By Ryan Herrington August 26, 2026 Divider Anticipation for the 51st Walker Cup is high, at least judging from ticket sales. The R&A announced that next week’s two-day competition between the U.S. and Great Britain & Ireland, being held for the first time at Ireland's Lahinch Golf Club, is sold out, with 8,000 fans expected to attend. That includes more than 1,700 kids 15 and younger watching for free with a paying adult.
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With the Solheim Cup looming, Europe’s captain makes a personal career decision Original

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By Ryan Herrington Verified
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In 2019, after claiming the winning point for Europe in a stirring Solheim Cup victory over the United States at Gleneagles, Suzanne Pettersen added even more drama to the celebration by announcing that she was retiring from competitive golf after the event. It was one of the ultimate “mic drop” moments in golf. Perhaps Anna Nordqvist could have done something similar next month at the conclusion of the Solheim Cup in the Netherlands, where she will lead the European team as captain.
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