On the Move News
After serving two years as Regional Director for the Tennessee Golf Foundation and The First Tee of Tennessee in Memphis, Mackenzie is headed to Carlsbad, California to join the Callaway Golf Company team.
After serving two years as Regional Director for the Tennessee Golf Foundation and The First Tee of Tennessee in Memphis, Mackenzie is headed to Carlsbad, California to join the Callaway Golf Company team.
Mackenzie Mack, LPGA, PGA, MBA, serves on the WE ARE GOLF Millennial Task Force. A professional golfer and certified LPGA and PGA of America teacher, Mack played collegiate golf at Indiana State University, where she graduated wit a B.S. in Business Marketing and Masters of Business Administration.
As PGA Professionals, we have the opportunity to be so much more than a golf coach to our young students. Whether employed at a green grass facility or within a program like The First Tee, we have a unique vehicle through which our youth players can grow and mature into young adults, skilled at playing golf, and equipped for so much more out of life. It’s a wonderful testament to golf and also to us as ambassadors of the game when we see a young, thriving golf program. Some facilities offer year-round opportunities, where others focus on summer in their efforts to evolve the sport.
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The Junior Report Topic of the Day was junior clubs and if they are important… Of course they are!!!
I get asked by better playing junior golfers, and parents of those juniors, whether they should play for their high school golf team.
Tampa, FL – On April 3, 2017, the PGA of America voted in its latest class of Class A members. Among them was professional golfer, Mackenzie Mack, making her the fifth African American woman in history to obtain class A PGA membership and the fourth to obtain both LPGA and PGA Class A membership.
Mackenzie Mack has been be recognized as one of America’s top gold teacher’s under 40 — GolfDigest
A map of active golf courses in Tampa Bay Florida.
Did you know that you don’t have to shoot 72 everyday to play college golf? There is a misconception that in order to play college golf you have to shoot 72, which is just not true.
Did you know… that the water around hole #17 on the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass claims over 120,000 balls each year?!? I am honored and disappointed to say that it has claimed one of mine as well!