how can an amateur lady golfer join the LPGA?
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if u are a 1 handicap or less then u can go pay the entrance fee and monday qualify for a lpga tournament. if u by chance win that tourneament then u have a 2 year exemption for the lpga tour. other than that u have to enter the lpga tour Q school in the fall, just like everyone else. you have to have a PGA certified handicap of 1 or less to even try.
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Try out this webpage.  http://www.worldgolf.com/courses/philgcs.html\n\nLooks pretty good.  Of course if you hit as straight as me, you'll need to invest in Titleist before going.\n\nHave fun in the Philippines.. it's great!
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2006 Performance Based Entry\n\nIn 2003, the AJGA abandoned its tournament selection process that was based on the strength of a tournament application and resume in favor of a Performance Based Entry process. This enables 12-18-year-old members to earn their way into AJGA Open tournaments based on performances at the national, regional and state levels. \n\nThe entry process clearly defines and answers the question, "How do I gain entry into an AJGA event?" The player's performance, not the AJGA, dictates acceptance into an event. The expanded opportunities to gain entry into AJGA events through success at the state and regional level ensure all deserving juniors receive an opportunity to play in an AJGA event. \n\nThe AJGA is committed to providing the best exposure for young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships. The Performance Based Entry process will continue to ensure the strongest fields possible for AJGA events while also providing opportunities for anyone who has earned the right to compete at this level. \n\nhttp://www.ajga.org/TournInfo/PBE/TOC.asp
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I'd recommend you go to the website for the PGA (pgatour.com).  It'll give you an idea of the requirements for the various levels.\n\nYou will need to be playing to a max handicap of 2 or 3 (typical round <76) in order to join PGA as a trainee pro. You willl be required to maintain at least that standard while you are a trainee (three years). You can attend \nthe so-called Qualifying Schools with all the other hopefuls and compete for entry to the pro scene. You will have to be pretty good - this is a gruelling series of matches at top standard and is sudden death if you fail to qualify. You have to wait another year in order to compete again  (and if \nyou made it into the final two days of the comp. you will have lost your amateur status, which is cruel if you don't qualify). In order to succeed as a pro golfer you need to be regularly playing to plus 1 or better (rounds of better than 71/70) at your own club. This is only a guide ...
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Yea, by pure luck! I'm not a golfer and couldn't tell you what club. I do use the Happy Gilmore swing. People laugh at me but that's how I got my hole in one! Good luck!
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There often are several possibilities. First is to be invited to play as a member's guest. Second, you usually can take lessons from the pro, and often the pro will allow you to play there before or after your lessons. Often country clubs have special memberships for tennis only, rather than golf and tennis, and these memberships will be considerably cheaper.
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contact the English golf union who should have a list of all the amateur open events for all affiliated clubs.\n   go to their website and at the top of the page there is a "for golfers" tab. click it and then on the left side you will see a tab for "open events". sorry i couldn't book the opens for you but ........Good luck.
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Join the approved handicap system at you local golf course.
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entry forms can be found on the USGA site. (usga.org) click on "championships"
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The best thing to do is go to www.playgolfamerica.com and sign up for a program called Link Up 2 Golf.  You can also sign up for a free golf lesson.  There is a improve your game section on www.pga.com that can help.  I have a golf group with a lot of information in the files part that can help you.
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although I am no long with PP, but another company, I can still help you out. :) \n\nOne thing I do to get new recruits is allow them to earn their kit for free, I won't post how to do it here but email me privately if you want more info on it. This method has worked for me 5 times and all of the ladies are doing a great job. Also try offering free items for joining your team, like three free toys when you sign up or something lik that.\n\nAs for increasing your sales try offering specials, like buy together and save or spend X amount of dollars and get this for free. Always remember to up sell.\n\nAnd for party ideas, try a girls night in, divorce parties, couples parties, be the hostess yourself and have a mystery hostess party or a luau.\n\nHope these ideas help.\n\nTenia
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You should go to www.playgolfamerica.com and take a class called Link Up 2 Golf or at least take the free golf lesson in May with one of you local PGA Pros's\n\nYou can also go to www.pga.com improve your game section and find some great tips.
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I don't see why not! As long as she shows a good in-depth knowledge of the game and can keep up with the action, I say let a woman go for it! Tafoya and Kolber might be pretty good if ever given a chance.
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Menominie Falls has a nice course.  I won a tourney there,  Eu Claire also has 2 or 3 courses that are nice.  The PDGA (professional disc gold assoc.) website has a course directory.  It can tell you where all the course in any state are
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There is a separate association for women to play in. Wie hasnt even been competetive in her men's events. Annika Sorenstam hasn't faired so well, herself. \n\nJust because there are some ways around the rules doesn't mean women should play with the big boys. What it does is alienate the rest of the women on the LPGA tour. Look at some interviews with LPGA golfers on the subject. They are trying to gain publicity for their own tour, but arguably the two biggest draws are trying (and failing) to succeed against men.\n\nBasically, men wouldn't mind so much if it wasn't just a publicity stunt. These ladies are taking the spot of a man who could really be competing for an exemption or his tour card.
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Golfer Natalie Gulbis:\nhttp://www.nataliegulbis.com/
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go to Yahoo! Local and type in mini golf. type in your area code if it asks . youll find everything you need there