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<strong>Douglas</strong> <strong>Dunbar</strong>, <strong>PGA</strong><br />
College/University: Rend Lake Jr College 1978-1980<br />
Sam Houston State University 1980-1982<br />
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale<br />
1982-1983<br />
Year Turned Pro: 1988<br />
Facility and Job Title: Quail Run Golf Course & VanBerg Golf<br />
Course General Manager - Director of Golf<br />
Summary of background and credentials.<br />
Worked at least 5 years for 4 different types of facilities...Private,<br />
Semi-Private, Public (privately owned), and Municipal which has<br />
allowed me to gain valuable insight to the pro's and con's of each.<br />
What was your motivation to become a <strong>PGA</strong> Professional?<br />
Four years of working in the coal mines.<br />
What is your specialty in the golf business?<br />
My specialties are Communication, Organization, and Administration.<br />
Please list any accomplishments (Awards, Certifications, and<br />
Tournaments.)<br />
Winner of several <strong>PGA</strong> section events.<br />
What was your greatest moment in golf?<br />
Playing golf in a foursome with Tony Jacklin, Larry Gilbert and Arnold<br />
Palmer.<br />
What or who has had the greatest impact on your career?<br />
The <strong>PGA</strong> of America
Besides golf, what else do you enjoy?<br />
I enjoy snow skiing, fishing, and poker.<br />
If you could play any golf course in the world, which one would<br />
it be and who would complete your foursome?<br />
It really wouldn't matter where as long as it was with 3 close friends.<br />
If you could give lessons to anyone in the world who would it<br />
be and what advice would you give?<br />
Any beginner that is willing to accept the challenges of a game that<br />
can literally be played for a lifetime.<br />
What is your favorite golf instruction tip?<br />
Start the downswing only after the backswing is finished and don't<br />
swing at the ball...swing the club and let the ball get in the way.