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From Stadium to “Street”. Let’s make golf more open and simple. Amandeep Johl, our featured guest for Coaches Corner has earned every right to be commended. Amandeep is a former National Champion in India, and is the founding member of the Asian Tour. He played professional golf for over two decades, and was on the […]

She’s a Champion Amateur Golfer, Coach, Photographer, and many more: the Many Hats of Noni Lall Qureshi In 1987, Indian government’s Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports conferred Noni Lall Qureshi (nee Nonita Lall) the Arjuna Award for her sensational achievement in golf. It was a well-deserved recognition for one of the country’s best amateur […]

Being Parents of Young Athletes Being a parent is the most under-rated job. There are responsibilities, deadlines, pressure and what not! Of course it is also rewarding but one cannot deny that it requires a special set of skills to base all your life’s decisions and purpose on someone else. Among many things, parents have […]

Tennis Goals Are Attained Not By Strength But By Perseverance Athlete Pathway I started playing tennis when I was 5 years old. I remember tagging along with my dad whenever he played at a club near our home. I would be their ball boy, after that, it would be my turn to hit some balls. […]

Golf Is The Closest Game To The Game We Call Life It is often said that the people we surround ourselves with, make us who we are. I have met many people along my golfing journey, but the people who have had the biggest impact on my life, beyond my family thus far, are those […]

How Swimming Chose Shana Lim Athlete Pathway As a kid, I disliked having any contact with the water. I was diagnosed with chronic asthma when I was 4, my parents enrolled me in swimming classes hoping to cure my asthma. I was the coach’s nightmare, screaming, refusing to put my head into the water. It […]

How these twin UC Berkeley and Stanford University graduates are creating junior sports stars in Asia Akshay Maliwal, 26, always had his heart on sports, even when he was as young as six. His tryst with sport started with tennis. However, a shoulder injury caused him to change tracks and concentrate on golf. He went […]

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You Get Out What You Put In “Son, you get out what you put in,” Earl Woods, father of Tiger Woods, tells his son on the morning before he was about to win his 3rd consecutive US Amateur Championship. Only one other person before him had completed that feat; Ben Hogan. That day, Tiger was […]

You’re only as Good as You Communicate Don’t brag, it’s not attractive. The worlds most successful people (whatever your definition of success is) all have one major common quality; they communicate clearly and concisely. They create an image in our minds as they speak, and capture our attention to find hope in their words. You’re […]

Golf in the Olympics Golf is making a comeback into the Olympic Games after over a century and yet, the worlds top golfers opting out of the tournament is starting to have a domino effect. Representing their country in the Olympics is what most athletes from every discipline aspire for their entire lives, why then […]

Responding to the CNBC Article: Educating Asian children in ‘exam factories’ won’t equip them in the world of work A recent article published by CNBC, titled: “Educating Asian children in ‘exam factories’ won’t equip them in the world of work” raised a very important issue – if the education systems in Asia are not currently […]