A couple of years ago I wrote a fun little post about twin golfers.
Being a twin myself... and a mediocre but enthusiastic recreational golfer... it was a topic that intrigued me, and I was delighted to find several sets of female twins playing professionally in different parts of the world.
Seoul Sisters Aree and Naree Song, mediagenic Brits, Samatha and Johanna Head, and at-the-time up-and-coming Irish tweens, Lisa and Leona Mcguire were the golf girl twins of the moment.
All of them have remained in golf; the Song sisters have gone in slightly different directions, with Aree once again playing on the LPGA Tour after winning her way back at Q-School, while Naree now coaches golf at Rollins College. Samantha and Johanna Head have taken time out from playing to put together and host The Tour Experience, a one day golf event where ladies and men join them to experience what life on a professional golf tour is like, and at sixteen, the Mcguires are quite simply on fire.
As for Cat and I, we're like many recreational golfers with ultra-busy lives; while we've continued to have fun on the course and get out for social rounds and scrambles as often as possible, our less-than-stellar swings have seen little improvement and our short game short comings have persisted. That is until recently, when we decided it was time to take our games to the next level.
Over the next several months I'll be introducing our and keeping you posted on our progress. In the meantime however, a couple of weeks from now Cat and I will be playing in tournament quite unlike any other: The Twins Day Golf Tournament. It's part of the Twins Day Festival a huge gathering of twins from all over the world that takes place each year in... Twinsburg, OH. We've never been but it sounds like it has the potential to be very...
