Sometimes we forget. It’s easy to do. Golf forces you to spend a lot of time thinking. So, often times, we think of all of the things that might go wrong.
Why?
We don’t have to do that. We chose to do that. So why not chose something else? Don’t forget. Golf is played outdoors. Embrace your inner-naturalist. Look around more. See what we can see, hear and smell.
Playing golf is more than figuring out your swing. Sometimes it’s better to play: What kind of bug is that one right there?
Happy Easter to those who celebrate! We hope you enjoyed quality time with family. This student-produced clip showcases how our students are changing the way people think about golf. Easter baskets were distributed on campus to current golfers and inspire interested newcomers. #SixtyoneGolfAcademy #SixtyoneGolf #CTG #ChangeThinkGolf #Highschool #Easter
V. Excuse me Mr Finau, can I have your hat?
T. But it`s a little bit sweaty. I`ve worn it all day.
V. That`s okay. I really like you, and the way you play golf.
T. Okay then. Sure. You can have it. Wait, let me sign it for you.
V. Thank you so much.
Thanks @tonyfinaugolf for making a special day unforgettable!
#changethinkgolf, #besixtyone, @farmersinsopen @torreypinesgolf @pgatour
Right about now he`s at school telling the homies about last night. He`s telling them about how he got to hang out with @roger_steele. Most of the homies still think golf is silly. He`s telling them, naw... you don`t understand. You need to change the way you think about golf.
Golf is dope!
#changethinkgolf
In 1964, Martin Luther King Jr.’s tireless efforts for civil rights reached a significant milestone with the passing of the Civil Rights Act. This transformative legislation aimed to end racial segregation and discrimination, marking a crucial step towards a more just society.
Among King’s numerous accomplishments, his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech delivered during the March on Washington in 1963 resonates profoundly. In this historic address, he passionately declared: “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.”
King’s vision and the strides made in 1964 underscore the interconnectedness of societal change and the evolving landscape of sports, including golf, where individuals like Charlie Sifford had already challenged racial barriers. These collective efforts continue to shape a more inclusive and equitable world.
Change. Think. Golf.
#MLKLegacy #CivilRightsAct1964 #IHaveADream1963 #ChangeThinkGolf #CTG #Sixtyone #SixtyoneGolf #1961 #MartinLutherKingJr
At Sixtyone, we believe that you should play golf whenever you can, wherever you can, and however you can. You’ll feel better. We promise. Hit us up if you want to find out what we mean.
