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Roger L. Sarasin-Karr
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About Roger
Roger L. Sarasin-Karr, PGA, is Assistant Golf Professional at Elcona Country Club in Bristol, Indiana, known to members as the "Singing Golf Pro," who deliberately caps his teaching roster at 40 seasonal students per year to ensure individualized attention and quality instruction. His coaching philosophy centers on golf as a way of life — emphasizing discipline, perseverance, and sportsmanship for players at all skill levels.
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