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GRAA New Award Winner Profile – Grover Justice, PGA

In this GRAA New Award Winner Profile, we learn about Grover Justice, the PGA of America Director of Instruction at Bluegrass Golf Academy in Lexington, Kentucky. From swinging a club for the first time as a kid on vacation in Myrtle Beach to multiple awards across the golf industry as a PGA of America Golf Professional, including the Golf Range Association of America, Justice is taking an innovative approach to golf instruction.

GRAA Award Winner Profile – Julieta Stack, LPGA

In this GRAA Award Winner Profile, we shine a light on Julieta Stack, the LPGA Director of Instruction at Baltimore Golf Academy in Maryland. She discusses her background in other sports and what it finally took to get her into the game of golf. This GRAA Top 100 Growth of the Game Teaching Professional is doing some great things with AI and is helping her students improve every day.

GRAA Award Winner Profile – Scott Shapin, PGA

In this GRAA Award Winner Profile, we learn about Scott Shapin, the PGA of America Director of Instruction at Pine Lake Country Club in Orchard Lake, Michigan. Once this award-winning golf professional fell in love with the game, he was all in. Hear about his programming and the impact he’s having on his students.

Five Questions with Brian Rogish, PGA

In the latest installment of Five Questions, we feature Brian Rogish, PGA, a GRAA Elite Growth of the Game Teaching Professional, and the PGA of America Director of Instruction at The Club at Lansdowne in Virginia.

GRAA Award Winner Profile – Blackhawk Country Club – Danville, California

Blackhawk Country Club is a 2023 GRAA Top 50 Private Facility located in Northern California. We recently spoke with PGA of America Director of Golf Brian Brake to get some information about the club and to learn about his background in the game for this GRAA Award Winner Profile.

Why Distance off the Tee Matters

PGA of America Golf Professional Kian O’Donnell offers his insights on how to gain driving distance off the tee. He says with longer drives and shorter approach shots, you’re sure to shoot lower scores.

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