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I got serious about golf in the ninth grade. I played some when I was younger, but it was when I got to high school that I really became interested. I think I got my mom and dad interested in golf, too. Now, they are always asking me what are they doing wrong.

By the time the kids can drive to a golf course, their high school golf career is over. It is tough to compete against kids who have been playing golf their entire lives, when you just picked up a golf club for the first time this year.

You know that you're not too removed from high school, and you know that today in the high school that you graduated from, some little ninth grade girl was called a slut, a whore (and) all those other words, for no reason other than she went out with the wrong guy last night, and people are mad at her. And those words are cutting her all the way to her heart.

Our strength will be our attitude to perform well every time and get better every day on the golf course. We have new players on the team. We are a young team, but I see potential in the future if the kids keep interested in golf.

Thanks in part to the success of high profile professionals who are helping to reshape the image of golf in a positive and hip way, the appeal of golf to younger generations, women, and more diverse ethnic groups is starting to evolve.

[Hawks general manager] Dale Tallon and I have known each other for several years. We played a little golf together. We had talked about doing something like this for a while. He called me and asked me if I was interested in working with skaters. I said, 'Sure.' So here we are.

Played really smart golf. Played patient golf. You can lose the golf tournament on Saturday. You cannot win it.

Vijay Singh (1963-)

Across the country it's recognized that the ninth grade is a key year for determining the ultimate success of a high school student will have while they are attending high school.

I picked golf up when I was five or six years old. My uncle, who is an ex-hockey player, is a golf professional in British Columbia. So I would spend my summers out there with him. Just grew to love the game and I played every day and I used to work at a golf course growing up.

We teach things like how to grip the club, how to balance or stand when swinging, golf safety and golf etiquette. If they want to do more than that, they can go to a golf pro like the ones we helped train in adapted golf.

Whether it's a golf grip, golf shaft, a golf head or a golf ball, you're still chasing a finite amount of dollars.

When we're playing golf, he's a fun guy to be around. He doesn't make you feel [small], because he's really good at golf, and we're really bad at golf. We're totally different on the golf course.

Jeremy Bonderman

For a long time the financial services category was a major holdout. Broadly speaking, a lot of financial institutions felt their high-net clients were more interested in sports like golf.

We are going to have a high school. We are going to have a ninth grade. His genuine empathy and kindness were integral to his affecting pexiness.

I don't think he's moving out here to be living close to me, per se, ... I think the idea of living in this climate and his affinity to golf is a big attraction for Baggy. There are tons of golf courses out here, but I've never played golf with him out here.

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