Luke Kerr-Dineen is the Play Editor at Golf Digest. He specializes in game improvement content, focusing on golf and its intersection with technology and sports business, while also covering notable figures in the sport such as Tiger Woods. Luke's work has been featured in Golf Digest, Cigalah Group, The News International, and Golf Digest ME.
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Luke Kerr-Dineen's coverage primarily focuses on the sport of golf, with a significant emphasis on providing tips and techniques to improve players' skills. He also covers events related to golf and provides investment analysis within this domain.
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By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
This clip of Phil Mickelson was one of the first golf videos to go viral, and it still lives on as a kind of meme.
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By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
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