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Can Minnesota golf courses find the next generation of players? I MinnPost Page 1 of 8 <br />Can Minnesota golf courses find the next <br />generation of players? <br />By Andre Eggert and Stephen Montemayor 109-04 am <br />CC/Flickr/Dean Shareski <br />"Golf costs money and takes a lot of time," Minnesota Golf Association communications director W.P. Ryan says. "It's what <br />young people don't have a lot of." <br />In the late 199os and early 2000s, golf was roaring. Driven by a new, cool image thanks to the <br />likes of Tiger Woods, courses across the country — and especially in the Twin Cities — were <br />opening at a breakneck pace. <br />"Around the time Tiger was playing better, it was better for golf- a <br />on the whole," says Ben Lehmann, first golf assistant at theinCitiles, <br />Minneapolis Golf Club. Now Woods is sidelined and trying to BUSINESS <br />get his golf groove back. <br />http://www.minnpost.com/twin-cities-business/2015/04/can-minnesota-golf... 4/22/2015 <br />