Keely Levins is a staff writer for Golf Digest and Golf Digest ME. With a focus on golf, Keely covers a wide range of topics including tips for improving your game, profiles of professional golfers, and insights into the world of golf tournaments. Her articles provide valuable information and advice for golf enthusiasts of all levels.
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Keely Levins' coverage primarily focuses on the sport of golf, with an emphasis on event coverage and instructional content. She may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming golf tournaments, insights from professional players or coaches, and trends within the golf industry.
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By: Keely Levins
Prior to the 2024 men's Olympic golf competition, the Olympic Golf Instagram handle posted photos showcasing nine players'answers to the same five questions: their nickname, who they’re representing, how many Olymipc Games they’ve competed in, their favorite Olymipc sport, and their goal. All but one had the same goal of winning a medal. Scottie Scheffler was the outlier. His goal: Have fun.
By: Keely Levins, Kathryn Riley
This moment was similar in a lot of ways. At the same time, it was noticeably different. Rianne Malixi and Asterisk Talley were facing each other in the U.S. Women’s Amateur final at Southern Hills in Tulsa, Okla., as they had just contended in the U.S. Girls Junior final less than a month prior. In that tournament, Malixi won handily, 8 and 7. This tournament was similar, undoubtedly, another USGA championship final, but this was the U.S. Women’s Amateur. It was bigger.
Women leaders at state golf associations could be key for growing the women's game
By: Keely Levins
We talked to the superintendent who posted the crazy image after his course held the Korn Ferry Tour event and he said the range is on its way back to health
By: Keely Levins
Matt Gourlay, the superintendent at Hillcrest Country Club in Boise, Idaho, recently posted a photo on social media of his course’s range after it had played host to a Korn Ferry Tour tournament. The image went viral thanks to range’s battered state; instead of an inviting layer of crisp green turf, the ground was overrun with more divots than grass.
Matt Gourlay, the superintendent at Hillcrest Country Club in Boise, Idaho, recently posted a photo on social media of his course's range after it had played host to a Korn Ferry Tour tournament. The image went viral thanks to range's battered state; instead of an inviting layer of crisp green turf, the ground was overrun with more divots than grass.
By: Keely Levins
Playing in the wind can be exhausting. Follow these time-tested tips.
U.S. Women's Mid-Am host Brae Burn Country Club has seen wins by Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen, and designer Donald Ross' gravesite is close by
By: Keely Levins, Scottie Scheffler
You’ll never guess this historical fact about Brae Burn Country Club, host of the U.S. Women’s Mid-Am that began on Saturday.
By: Keely Levins
You’ll never guess this historical fact about Brae Burn Country Club, host of the U.S. Women’s Mid-Am that began on Saturday.
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