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Stacey Keating : Golfer

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Rising Colac district golfer Stacey Keating will play in a glamour group for her first professional golf tournament.
Keating teed off today in the Canadian Women’s Open in Ottawa alongside one of women’s golf’s most glamorous players and the reigning Canadian Women’s Tour champion.
Keating’s group comprises American Jill McGill, who has earned more than $2 million and is one of the sought-after product earners in women’s golf, and Thailand professional Walailak Satarak.
Ironically, while Keating’s rivals are worth millions, she cannot earn a cent because of her amateur status.
Keating, daughter of Ann and Neville Keating, is unlikely to be in awe of her competitors after practising with Australian golf star Carrie Webb this week in the lead up to the biggest tournament of her short career.
The 22-year-old, from Werneth, north-east of Colac, earned a place among the game’s elite after winning the Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship earlier this month.
Mrs Keating said her daughter was living a dream of playing alongside her golfing idols.
“She’s very excited and a little bit nervous but playing with Carrie in a practice match was a great experience,” Mrs Keating said.

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Keating and Adelaide golfer Stephanie Na will contest five tournaments across eight weeks, including a qualifying event for the US Amateur Championship on July 7 in Colorado.

Their first outing is the Western Amateur in Atlanta from June 16 to 21.

“I’m very excited,” Keating said yesterday.

“It’s all a learning curve. I think it will be good competition over there.”

Keating, who is now based at Sanctuary Lakes, said her first taste of US golf was about experience and she had no competitive expectations.

The 21-year-old travelled to the United Kingdom last year, winning the Irish Strokeplay Championship at Belfast.

Earlier this year she was runner-up in the Australian Women’s Amateur Championship in Adelaide to Western Australia’s Kristie Smith.

Keating said Na was a friend she met through golf and the pair organised the US trip to play tournaments in Atlanta, Colorado, North Carolina and Canada.

“Fingers crossed we get on every plane,” she quipped.

The US amateur qualifying event could lead Keating and Na to the four-round championship in Colorado from August 4.

She also plans to attend a US men’s tour event in Michigan on June 25 and 26 to watch world number one Tiger Woods in action.

Keating said her form was OK before a quiet few weeks leading up to state squad training last weekend on the Mornington Peninsula.

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Mrs Keating said her daughter was living a dream of playing alongside her golfing idols. “She’s very excited and a little bit nervous but playing with Carrie in a practice match was a great experience,” Mrs Keating said.

Mrs Keating said her daughter was living a dream of playing alongside her golfing idols. “She’s very excited and a little bit nervous but playing with Carrie in a practice match was a great experience,” Mrs Keating said.

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Canadian Women’s Amateur championship Winnipeg Manitoba

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Stacey Keating of Australia won the Canadian Women’s Amateur championship at the Elmhurst Golf & Country Club in Winnipeg yesterday.Keating shot two-under 70 in the final round to finish with a four-day total of three-under 285, defeating defending champion Stephanie Sherlock of Barrie, Ont., by three strokes.

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Dominique Pytlewski Women’s Amateur Championship Elmhurst Golf Country Club Winnipeg, Manitoba

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Dominique Pytlewski tied for 10th at the 2008 Royale Cup Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship on Friday at the Elmhurst Golf & Country Club in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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Pytlewski Claims 10th in Canadian Amateur – Elmhurst Winnipeg

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

University of Colorado junior-to-be Dominique Pytlewski tied for 10th at the 2008 Royale Cup Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship on Friday at the Elmhurst Golf & Country Club in Winnipeg, Manitoba

Pytlewski opened the championship with back-to-back, even-par 72’s, and sat in fifth place after the first two rounds.  After carding a six-over 78 in what proved to be a rough third round, Pytlewski rebounded on the final day with another even round score of 72.  She finished at six-over par (294), good for a tie for 10th in the standings and was just four strokes out of the top-five.

“I was very happy and excited to see Domi finish in the top-10 in her national amateur championship,” said CU head women’s golf coach, Anne Kelly.  “She made a nice comeback after a tough third round, proving once again that she is a tenacious competitor.  I know she has been working hard on her game this summer and this finish should prove to her that she is capable of competing with some of the best players in women’s amateur golf.”

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Sullivan having a ball at Canadian Golf Golfing national tournament

Monday, March 30th, 2009

The score didn’t seem to matter much to Portage golfer Myles Sullivan, who was happy just to be a part of the draw at the 2008 Royal Canadian Golf Association’s Canadian Junior Boys Championship.

Sullivan, 15, received a special invitation to compete in the four-day tournament which runs until Friday, after finishing in a tie for fifth at the Manitoba men’s amateur championship in Gimli from July 7-10. With few expectations going in, Sullivan has been able to fully enjoy his first national championship.

“It’s just such a nice course out there,” said Sullivan. “I really enjoyed just being out there.”

Portage’s golf prodigy had plenty to be happy about after a whimsical opening round of 5-over par 77, on Tuesday.

“I’m pretty happy with the way things went, I ran into a few hiccups here and there but I made some good shots too. It’s a pretty tough course, you really have to put the ball in play,”.

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Flawless five-Under-Par 65

Sunday, March 29th, 2009

Steve Marino shot a flawless five-under-par 65 to seize a one-shot lead Thursday after the first round of the AT&T National at the Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md. The 28-year-old, playing his second full season on the PGA Tour, birdied three of the first four holes to set the tone for the day before signing off with his fifth birdie of the round at the par-four last. Canada’s Mike Weir shot a two-over 72.

FISHER CLOSES WITH SIX BIRDIES England’s Ross Fisher stormed into the first-round lead in the European Open in London Thursday with a dramatic nine-under-par course record of 63 at the London Club. Fisher, three days after finishing third in the British Open qualifier at Sunningdale, south-west of London, finished his round in spectacular style with six straight birdies.

CRUNCH TIME AT WIMBLEDON Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal will today seek to sweep aside semifinal opponents at Wimbledon and set up a rematch of the French Open final four weeks ago. Top seed Federer plays Marat Safin and second-ranked Nadal faces Rainer Schuettler on the grass courts of the All England Tennis Club in southwest London. Sisters Venus and Serena Williams will meet Saturday in the women’s final.

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Bobby Jones

Friday, March 27th, 2009

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The Importance of Taking Your Golf Game Slowly

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

The best advice often given by golf pros is to take your golf game slowly. Make prudent decisions. Never hit a shot while contemplating other matters. Golf is a game to be played with total concentration and a complete disregard for your ego.

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Remember always that you are the sole judge of your golfing talents and abilities. You alone make the decisions for your golfing success or failures.


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Golf More Golf Tidbits

Sunday, March 22nd, 2009

Golf More Golfing Tidbits

In 1890 the term “bogey” was invented by Hughe Rotherham referring to playing a hole in the perfect number of strokes or of a ground score.

The term “ground score” has now reverted to “par”.

The Haskell Ball made it possible to reach the golf tee with fewer strokes . The term bogey came to represent a score of one over the par for a golf hole.

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Amy Alcott

Sunday, March 22nd, 2009

Amy Alcott is one of the great characters that has inhabited woman’s golf – or is all of golf for that manner. Not the least of her attributes are a wicked sense of humour  and great sense of cosmic timing.

One day she called a writer  friend to tell him that she’s just been named the top female Jewish athlete in the United States.

“Congratulations Amy   the friend said. ” That is great. Who did you beat ?”

“Some fencer from Brandeis ” she deadpanned.

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