1st Tee Stories
Sports photographers are another group within the golf industry that are tremendously overlooked. Instagram has surely changed the game of photography. You see all these high quality photographs, but it seems no one quite understands the work or thanks the persons behind the camera lens. Contrary to belief, there is more to photography than snapping a few photos. I had the privilege of talking with Mr. Heathcote, who is a Getty Images Sports Photographer.
Within these groups that encompass the golf industry, there are a few unsung heroes of golf. I want to take this time to thank them all for what they do. A few of these unsung heroes are the volunteers, coaches, outside staff and the superintendents.
It’s great to see golf and women’s golf safely continue. The Cactus Tour not only offers a platform for these women to chase their dream, but also shows great strength and encouragement in projecting golf and women's golf.
“We are extremely grateful to the men and women who have served our country. We fully support the Tee It Up for the Troops’ mission to honor, remember, respect, and support veterans’ transitions to the home front,” said SCNS Chief Operating Officer Bill Stewart.
Struggling in order to succeed is not an easy notion to come to terms with. It is extremely difficult to understand and accept that failure is needed to have success. But it's within the hardship that great golfers have developed an understanding that in order to be the best, there will be ups and downs throughout their journey.
Do the research
No one will give you the information. You have to be proactive and do the research. Know what you are looking for and take initiative to find it.
Play your best
Playing golf is not cheap. There are great tours for junior golf around the country that won’t break the bank for parents. If the player can shoot a certain number they are already making a name for themselves.
