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ProfilesSummer 2019
Home›Profiles›Golf’s Photography ACES

Golf’s Photography ACES

By Jonathan Coe
July 29, 2019
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Channing Benjamin in his element at Tradition GC.

You’re on the tee box ready to launch when you notice something different. Who is that person moving around in the weeds behind the green? What is that person doing standing on top of a golf cart with a black hood covering their head? What’s up with that cherry picker hovering above the trees with a person peering down from the basket? Those, friends, are the aces who shoot the striking photos we salivate over in the glossy pages of golf magazines, looking for the exact best angle to take the shot. They’re trying to stay out of the line of fire and not hold up your game, for sure. So please play through and if the spirit strikes, feel free to say hi. But don’t tarry long … it’s “golden hour” and the window of light is closing fast.

Channing Benjamin 

Evan Schiller

Aidan Bradley 

John Henebry 

Jon Encarnacion 

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