Proud mom moments
Fore! Aspen and McKinley are playing golf.
AS A PGA MEMBER, THERE IS NOTHING MORE REWARDING THAN WATCHING YOUR KIDS ENJOY THE GAME OF GOLF
Obviously every PGA Professional would love to see their kids excel at golf. We don't push our kids to play, but do try and take them out on the golf course every now and then to just have fun. The psychology seems to be working as both of our kids (10 and 7 years old) enjoy playing. Hoping their passion for the game continues. Aspen, our oldest daughter has great swing. She must have a good instructor.
Technique versus Talent
McKinley started golfing in the house at 19 months old without any direction from Mom or Dad. She found the golf clubs in the closet and seemingly knew what to do. Aspen started golfing at 3 years old while we were in Redlands, CA.
When Aspen was only 3 years old, she had only practiced a handful of times. By the time she turned 4, she had a great swing. Proving the theory of quality practice. Practicing the "right way" with the proper technique is more beneficial than talent alone.
Practice makes perfect
How about that at the top position taken when she was only 4 years old? That's why Mom is starting to practice!
Aspen
On the Top Podium
US Kids Golf Top Five Award
US Kids Golf Top Five Award
I'm so proud of Aspen for winning the PGA's Drive, Chip and Putt Championship Qualifier!
US Kids Golf Top Five Award
US Kids Golf Top Five Award
US Kids Golf Top Five Award
Aspen received the "Top 5 Award" from US Kid's Golf for her 4th place points finish in the 2019 US Kids Golf Tournament Season.
Lots of Hardware
US Kids Golf Top Five Award
Lots of Hardware
Lot of hardware for Aspen in US Kids Golf Tournaments this year.
Mckinley
On a Mission
Don't Drop the Ball
On a Mission
McKinley does everything with 100% intensity. Ultra competitive is an understatement!
First Place!
Don't Drop the Ball
On a Mission
McKinley was all smiles after this first place finish in the US Kids Golf Tournament in Colorado Springs.
Don't Drop the Ball
Don't Drop the Ball
Don't Drop the Ball
Keep practicing kiddo! Use that intensity to your advantage and remember to keep smiling.