By his own admission, H. Ray Hoops has “never done much of anything but work.” “There are lots of things I enjoy. But I don’t play golf, much to the disappointment of friends who see things in my swing that are not there,” Hoops said, contemplating his June 30 retirement from the presidency of the University of Southern Indiana.
March 31, 2009
Get in the swing before heading to the golf course (Stamford Advocate)
Elise Swanton of Greenwich loved golf, but not the way her hips ached after a day on the course. Those pains were keeping the Pilates instructor from getting into the swing.
March 30, 2009
Golf pros offer pointers (Daily Pilot)
A few hundred children showed up at the Newport Beach Country Club to practice their golf swing with pros such as Andy Bean and Fuzzy Zoeller as part of the Wells Fargo Junior Golf Clinic on Saturday.
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Wedging in some respect for golf (Daily Pilot)
Maybe I owe my friend Brian Robin an apology. For probably a year when we worked the Sunday shift at one of the Inland Valley papers for the Times, we used to have the “Is golf really a sport?” argument. We both share a deep love of sports, but when it came to golf the discussion usually devolved into smack-talking.
Event carries a big swing (Daily Pilot)
Estancia High School sophomore Ashley Peters is only about 5 feet tall, but she has a great big golf swing.
Golf gives back (Greater Houston Weekly)
Besides great golf, the Shell Houston Open is also known for something else. The event raises a lot of money for local charities, charities that change young lives.
Southampton native is a finalist in Golf Digest contest (The Southampton Press & The East Hampton Press)
Southampton native Philippe de Kerillis is on the cusp of an experience any amateur golfer would surely envy. The 39-year-old emergency room doctor, who now resides in Erdenheim, Pennsylvania, is one of four finalists in the Golf Digest U.S. Open Challenge.