Tee Time: Trees
Learn the art of hitting your ball from behind a tree in the rough
Mark Remme |
Tee Time: Grips
Steve Haglind, Straight River Golf Course director of operations, gives Tee Time viewers tips on the proper grip.
Tyler Mason |
Tee Time: The rough stuff
Legacy Golf Course professional Chad Fuchs gives Tee Time viewers tips on how to hit out of the rough.
Mark Remme |
Tee Time: Par 3's
Par 3's seem innocent, but they can often be harder to par than par 4's or par 5's
Tyler Mason |
Tee Time: Hybrids
The hybrid has become more popular in golf over the past several years, and has several uses on the course.
Tyler Mason |
Tee Time: Sand trap
Straight River's Steve Haglind shows the correct way to hit out of the bunker
Tyler Mason |
Tee Time: Putting
Putting makes up a good part of any golfer’s strokes, and there’s several things to keep in mind while on the green.
Mark Remme |
Tee Time: Pitching
After taking a look at chipping last time, this week's Tee Time focuses on the more difficult art of pitching.
Tyler Mason |
Soap Box Derby
Participants got to show of their driving and building skills in the Faribault Heritage Celebration's Soap Box Derby.
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Pipe Organ Concert
Stephen May from the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour held a pipe organ recital as part of the cathedral's Faribault Heritage Celebration activities.
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Tee Time: Chipping
While pitching might be more glamorous, it is the chipping part of a golfer's game that cuts the strokes
Mark Remme and Tyler Mason |
Heritage Celebration
Faribault Heritage Celebration officially opened Wednesday. After the ceremony, the Faribault High School band held a concert for the crowd.
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