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Greetings! 

My name is Candace and I'm from Twin Falls, Idaho. This small, but growing town is located near the Snake River Canyon. The area offers many outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, golf, and even BASE jumping off the Perrine Bridge! I spend a lot of my time on the golf course, chasing the little white ball around for hours at a time, and golfing has become one of my favorite activities over the past five years. 

Golf has always been a part of my life, even when I wasn't participating in it myself. My father and grandfather were always avid golfers and I'd spend hours with them on the golf course in the summertime growing up. It wasn't until 2015 when I really got involved, and I did so because my husband took up golf and I'd never see him on the weekends. I decided joining him was better than being a golf widow! Five years later, and it is my favorite pastime. 

I've learned a lot over the past five years and my game has improved tremendously. My hope with this blog is to pass along some lessons learned to average, amateur, but improving golfers. There are small things we can do to improve our game and make it more enjoyable. Nothing can ruin a round of golf more than playing badly and getting frustrated. 

I will also use this blog to introduce you to different types of technology that will help with your game of golf. Thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy it!

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