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CHASING THE DREAM

Regardless of how fleeting or unrealistic, we have all dreamed of being a professional golfer. Jetting off around the world to play the finest courses with vast sums on offer? It sounds perfect. However, it should be acknowledged that most of us, including those aspiring to be professionals, have little comprehension of what it takes to get there. This is where the Jenahura Tour Academy comes in.

In our March issue, we introduced this two-day camp which seeks to educate and prepare players for what is required to be a successful professional, both on and off the course. Given the intense competition to become a pro these days, this education and knowledge could be vital.

The camp took the form of a collection of seminars presented by people who had been there and done it – such as Andrew Coltart and Billy Foster – and those with knowledge and expertise who could help players succeed. Accompanying these

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