The U.S. Kids Golf

Golf for The U.S. Kids........
The U.S. Kids Golf Foundation is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization that was established in 2001. The vision of the U.S. Kids Golf Foundation is to provide kids and their families the opportunity to participate in the game of golf through instruction and competition. Today, the U.S. Kids Golf Foundation conducts over 400 local, regional, national, and international events.
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Experience the thrill of competition in a U.S. Kids Golf Tournament. Compete with kids around the world in your own age/gender group on a course especially setup for kids age 5 through 15.
U.S. Kids Golf has tournaments and events overseas and in Japan. Registration for every event is through this web site.

USKG Local Tours are played on regular courses with adjusted tees matching children's age and gender to insure maximum enjoyment and fair competition.

Playing in a Seasonal Tournament or a World Championship Qualifier is fun and also gives your child the opportunity to be invited to the U.S. Kids Golf World Championship at Pinehurst North Carolina USA. Top place winners from each group will be selected by USKGJ and invitations for the World Championship will be sent late May. The European Championship in Scotland is an exciting event to compete with top European players in the home of golf. The event is held in May.


For more information about each event or email tournaments@uskgj.com.

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2011 Local Tours (Japan)


Date Prefecture Course
Nov 3
(Thr)
Gunma HARUNA no MORI
Sep 19
(Mon)
Gunma HARUNA no MORI
Jul 18
(Mon)
Gunma HARUNA no MORI
Jun 19
(Sun)
Gunma HARUNA no MORI
May 15
(Sun)
Gunma HARUNA no MORI
Apr 3
(Sun)
Gunma HARUNA no MORI
Feb 11
(Fri)
Mie Hakusan Village
Golf Course
Jan 9
(Sun)
Mie Hakusan Village
Golf Course

The Low Anthem, 'Smart Flesh'

Smart Flesh, The Low Anthem's follow-up to Oh My God, Charlie Darwin, will be released in the U.S. on Feb. 22.

Low Anthem ,
The first time we fell in love with a Low Anthem record, the group was hand-crafting its self-released CDs and volunteering to pick up trash at the Newport Folk Festival. Now that the Rhode Island band has played on the big stage at that same hometown festival and signed with a big label, it's still making records worth discovering slowly and embracing with loving care.

The follow-up to Oh My God, Charlie Darwin — provocatively titled Smart Flesh — showcases a band that's never been on surer footing. Whereas Charlie Darwin let its graceful choral-folk ballads brush up against barroom rock stompers, Smart Flesh veers toward a more consistently melancholy blend of blues, folk and country.

Alternately rustic and relevant, these songs sound haunted in every possible way — and not just in the appropriately titled "Ghost Woman Blues," either. "I'll Take Out Your Ashes" is more than merely tinged with guilt and regret, while that most ghostly of instruments, the singing saw, makes a prominent appearance in "Burn." A bit of rock 'n' roll muscle surfaces in the bruising "Boeing 737," but Smart Flesh is more hymn-like than hedonistic on the whole, and beautiful through and through.