On Course Foundation
Golfing World went to Wentworth Golf Club to meet the members of the On Course Foundation Charity. On Course helps injured servicemen and women to learn the game of golf and aid them in finding a job within the golf industry.
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Disabled Golf in Cambodia with the On Course FoundationGW went to Cambodia with the On Course Foundation to visit local hospitals and see the treatment received by fellow amputees. Ian Bishop and Jason Evans then visited the Handa Faldo Cambodian Classic to try and raise the profile of disabled golf.
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The On Course FoundationGolfing World travelled to Wentworth to see the work being done by the On Course Foundation with injured former and current servicemen
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Annika Sorenstam on leaving the professional gameAnnika Sorenstam left the game professionally in 2008 to concentrate on her family, yet she is still a part of golf in a big way through the LPGA Committee, her foundation and course design.
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IMG Course DesignEver wondered what goes into making a Championship Golf Course? Well GW stopped into the IMG Course Design office in Singapore, to discuss this very process with Mark Adams.
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Walking the Course Series - David HorseyGolfing Worlds Tom Greaves caught up with David Horsey as the Englishman walked a hole of the Golf du Palais Royal course during Wednesday practice at the Trophée Hassan II.
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Copa CampeonesGolfing World take a look at the 5th annual ‘Copa de Campeones de Golf Juvenil’ golf tournament, a junior team competition between Puerto Rica and the Dominican Republic, which was played on the Teeth of the Dog golf course in Casa de Campo
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Course designer Robert Trent JonesWe sit down with the world famous golf course designer Robert trent Jones to talk about what it takes to build a truely memorable course
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Jack Nicklaus on course designWe sat down with golfing great Jack Nickluas to talk about two features on TPC Sawgrass: the Bear Trap and Tiger Woods
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Felixstowe Ferry Golf ClubGW went to visit Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club on the Suffolk coast to see what all the fuss was about. As one of the oldest golf courses in England, established in 1880, their challenging course welcomes golfers of all standards.
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