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Posted July 22. 2014 12:37PM

Growing up a hazard to golf: Real world claims talent from NHGA

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Goffstown, n.h. — Michael Killam didn’t see the question coming. When he comprehended it, he needed a few moments to gain his composure. The blessing of the New Hampshire Golf Association’s state championship format — a weeklong grind that reflects how the USGA runs the United States Amateur — is also its curse.


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