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A Golf Course Flowed Through It-The Life and Times of a PGA Master Professional

The author reflects on aging, legacy, and self-discovery, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s past and personal story. He chronicles his journey from a curious youth to a dedicated golf professional and broadcast journalist. His narrative intertwines historical and personal anecdotes, ultimately highlighting the significance of preserving and sharing individual histories to create meaningful legacies.

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Roots

In September 1999, the author was in Boston to cover the 33rd Ryder Cup at Brookline, amid the heavy traffic and construction of the “Big Dig.” Through the journey, he explored significant sites, including his birthplace, Taunton, Massachusetts. Born in 1945, the author’s parents moved across the U.S. during WWII for family reunification. This personal pilgrimage offered closure and reaffirmed his connection to his origins and American history.

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A Treatise on the Meaning of Life and What Purpose Does it Hold?

As we age, reflecting on our lives and legacies becomes natural. Each person’s unique talents and experiences shape personal identity and collective memory. Understanding oneself and one’s history is vital for a meaningful existence. By documenting our stories and memories, we leave a lasting legacy for future generations, ensuring our lives have purpose and are remembered with dignity.

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The Best Golf Course I Never Got to Play And How I Became a Golf Professional

A PGA Master Golf Professional reflects on his life intertwined with the history of golf and his personal journey on and off the course. He reminisces about the Professional Golfers Association, his broadcast and writing careers, and the profound influence of his upbringing and Mormon pioneer heritage. His narrative shifts from personal anecdotes to historical parallels, notably in Utah, where golf’s history and the Mormon settlement overlap. He highlights the difficulty in choosing a favorite golf course due to the unique memories each holds. Yet, he shares a deep affection for the game and its places, equating courses to fine art. He concludes with accounts of three iconic courses he regrettably never played, despite his extensive experiences.

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOLF PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS THE HISTORY OF GOLF IN UTAH

ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOLF PRODUCTIONSPRESENTS THE HISTORY OF GOLF IN UTAH A Documentary Produced, Directed and Written by Jeff Waters, PGA Master Professional Synopsis of the Project The History of Golf in Utah mirrors that of the Nation in general with two essential and noteworthy caveats. The duality of the sport and bifurcation of rules. And…

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