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People Golf Heals Female VeteransClearview HOPE is a women's veterans program by LPGA legend Renee Powell at the club built by her father, WWII Army veteran William Powell.
People Cheyenne On Confidence, Race, and Ice CreamAs a kid, she labeled herself as Tiger's niece. Well, she's done a fair bit of growing since then, and things have changed. Meet Cheyenne.
Golf People Tough Love with Juli InksterHall of Famer Juli Inkster on sports as a confidence builder, victory, her lifetime of Solheim Cup experience, and why golf is a team sport.
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