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Keegan O’Connor

  • Name: Keegan O’Connor
  • School: The University of Mississippi
  • Job or Internship: 1757 Golf Club

My name is Keegan O’Connor and I am from Ashburn, Virginia currently studying Business at The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss). I currently work at 1757 Golf Club as well as interning for Bob Carpenter.

Thanks to Del and TPGF I feel very blessed to have been given the opportunity to intern for Bob Carpenter! Observing the many elements that take place in the broadcasting booth to prepare for the game as well as what goes on during the game is amazing. Additionally, I have grown up around golf, playing, watching, and working at a golf course for the last 6 years, so being a part of the TPGF golf tournament and all of the different elements is the best!

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