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Nov 21, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
Editor’s note: As the two-year anniversary of her death approaches, it’s worth taking another look at the remarkable life and career of Kathy Whitworth with this story from Jan. 7, 2023. The clink of glasses during a New Mexico sunset punctuated my new layer of understanding and appreciation for World Golf Hall of Famer Kathy Whitworth.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Jeff Barr
Four years ago, when PGA Class A head professional Tim Frazier was interviewing a young woman for a job at his club, the familiarity of her name puzzled him. But it all became very clear when Sabrina Bonanno met again with Frazier for her second interview and told the club professional that she had played at his Sycamore Hills Golf Club course in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
Four years ago, when PGA Class A head professional Tim Frazier was interviewing a young woman for a job at his club, the familiarity of her name puzzled him. But it all became very clear when Sabrina Bonanno met again with Frazier for her second interview and told the club professional that she had played at his Sycamore Hills Golf Club course in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Aug 29, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
Meghan Stasi (right) gets to know her potential Curtis Cup players during practice sessions in Boynton Beach, Fla., in January. Scott A. Miller, USGAMeghan Stasi knows her USGA history and rightfully so, since her name has a place in its record books.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
It was a sweet irony that played out on a Portuguese beach nearly eight years ago with a mother and son down on their knees, hands in the sand. Three decades earlier, they could have been sculpting sand castles and moats on an American beach during a family vacation. This time, golf course architect mom Cynthia Dye McGarey and her adult son, Matt McGarey, were having a serious granular discussion against the backdrop of a pounding sea in Portugal.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
It’s been many miles and years since Diana DeLucia picked and packed boxes of tomatoes on her father’s farm in Queensland, Australia, at 4 a.m. before heading off to school. She didn’t even like the smell of tomatoes. But it would stand to reason that a young girl who grew up eating food grown right out the back door would take her wandering taste buds far away to the United States – home to the Statue of Liberty, which she imitated in costume as a child every chance she got at family functions.
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May 18, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
Most golfers can be effective for 13 holes, but it’s those last five holes on the course that strength and conditioning coach Erin Carson wants her students to truly consider. “Not only do you need to be aerobically fit to play those last five holes, but you also must avoid getting mentally fatigued, losing your posture or becoming super tired,” she said.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
The PGA Women’s Golf Clinics have attracted more than 48,000 participants and will offer 12 events this year in nine American markets. It’s a hot ticket for corporate women at such companies as Fidelity Investments, a partner in the Women’s Golf Clinics for 25 of its 33 years. Corporate partners of the clinics receive participant allocations that are then awarded to women clients and professional staff for a day of golf instruction and networking.
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Mar 14, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
Judy McDermott (second from left) stands with Frankie Felix (from left), Alclare Trapp and Olivia Munoz. Felix and Munoz are teen participants in First Tee. Judy McDowellAfter more than 30 years of directing professional golf tournaments and rubbing shoulders with the world’s top players, Judy McDermott answers surprisingly when asked about the highlights of her long tenure. It’s not about time spent with World Golf Hall of Famers Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Amy Alcott or Hollis Stacy.
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Mar 12, 2024 | 
globalgolfpost.com | Lisa D. Mickey |Dan Loman
Catherine Cavner found her way into the catering business and met her future husband at the same time. Par CaterersShe’s the CEO of her own company now, but everything Catherine Cavner needed to know as the foundation for her future in hospitality was learned as a child in her parents’ family-owned jewelry store. At age 12, she was right there working alongside her parents in their business in Moultrie, Georgia. By 16, she could make her own deals with customers.
