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By Adam Hawk
October 18, 2022
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Adam Hawk

Adam Hawk is an accomplished writer, producer and content developer with over a decade of experience creating written, digital and broadcast programming. In addition to serving as the editor of the award-winning FORE Magazine, Adam manages all SCGA digital communication vehicles, including member newsletters, scga.org, social media and championship communications.

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