Keely Levins
Freelance Contributing Writer at Golf Digest
staff writer, @golfdigest. @middlebury and @columbiajourn alum. happiest on golf courses and ski trails
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5 days ago |
golfdigest.com | Keely Levins
Getting into the family business wasn’t something Cynthia Dye McGarey ever planned on doing. Many of her family members had become involved in golf course architecture. Most famously, her uncle is Pete Dye. But Cynthia had gone to school to become a landscape architect. She never thought she’d be where she is now: decades into a career of golf course design, currently in business with her son, Matt. Cynthia grew up playing golf on the course her grandfather designed.
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6 days ago |
golfdigest.com | Keely Levins
Every Mother’s Day, Patty Ehrhart's three daughters would get their golf clothes on and tell their mom they wanted to go to the range with her. It was a fun tradition for Patty, a professional golfer from 1989 to 2006 who played on the LPGA Tour in the 1990s, because her girls had all become champion surfers, not golfers. It wasn’t until the youngest, Scarlett Schremmer, was 13 that mother and daughter started playing together in earnest.
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1 week ago |
fasterskier.com | Keely Levins |John Teaford
Signing up for a Master’s B race at U.S. Biathlon Nationals sounded like a fun idea when I was at my computer, a safe 2,259 miles from Bozeman, chatting with my sister on the phone. Chloe would be competing at Nationals, her final races of the season. I hadn’t seen her since she left for the World Cup in December.
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1 week ago |
golfdigest.com | Keely Levins
Nothing can dampen the excitement of a golfer in the springtime. That is, unless you’re a golfer who also has seasonal allergies. Because then you know that with those first, glorious swings of the season, you’ll also get itching eyes, sneezing and wheezing. If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you might be overlooking a piece of gear that can mitigate your allergy symptoms on the golf course.
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1 month ago |
australiangolfdigest.com.au | Keely Levins
Project confidence at all times. It’s a way of life for Linn Grant, whose first athletic passion wasn’t golf but equestrian, where it was all about making a 1,200-pound animal think she was in charge. When she reached the point where she needed to buy a horse to compete at the next level, Grant’s family wasn’t ready for that commitment, so she changed leads. Her father, John, played on the Swedish Golf Tour, and her grandfather, James, was a teaching pro.
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