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6 dni temu · 330-672-4629. A fixture on the Kent State University campus since arriving as an undergraduate three-sport student-athlete in 1970, Director of Golf Herb Page has grown to become one of the most respected golf coaches in the country.
28 kwi 2020 · Former Kent State golf coach Herb Page enjoys retirement while recalling some of his fondest memories at the university. Page, who served 41 years as coach and 47 with the golf program, told the Akron Beacon Journal about his decision to return to Ohio - despite warnings about the COVID-19 pandemic - to support his staff at Windmill Lakes, a ...
14 paź 2018 · In the doorway of the Ferrara & Page Golf Training and Learning Facility, there’s a plaque dedicated to Ben Curtis, the winner of the 2003 Open Championship and a former Kent State all-American. In coach Herb Page’s office are framed pictures of Curtis and Don James, as well as pictures of Page’s other former players,...
15 paź 2018 · The plaques and photos are the people who have influenced Page, the man who has built a national-level golf program at Kent State. In 2003, Curtis won the Open Championship in his rookie season, which pushed Kent to the national map.
Herb Page has been a fixture on the Kent State University campus since arriving as an undergraduate three-sport student-athlete (golf, football and hockey) in 1970. Nearly 50 years later, Page has grown to become one of the most respected golf coaches in the world.
13 kwi 2020 · Some of Page’s grit and fight comes from his days as a three-sport athlete from 1971-74 at Kent State, where he earned eight letters — four in golf, two in football, two in hockey. Page was the kicker on the Flashes’ 1972 football team coached by Don James.
21 sty 2019 · Amanda Levine January 21, 2019. Kent State’s director of golf and men’s golf coach Herb Page has been inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum, becoming the first-ever coach to receive the honors. “I can’t imagine something nicer happening to me personally and professionally than getting into my country’s golf hall of ...
