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Q&A: Radford University’s Megan Leineweber
armchairgolfblog.blogspot.com - 7/3/2009
Q&A: Radford University’s Megan Leineweber
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(Courtesy of Radford University) Editor’s note: There are hundreds of men’s and women’s college golf programs. Thanks to a tip from Anne Clelland of Handshake 2.0 − and her husband, a university professor − I had the opportunity to do an email interview in the spring with collegiate golfer ...
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