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Randy’s
GOLF TIPS

Keep your head down and
listen for the ball to drop.
Most short putts are missed due to
body movement and not finishing your
stroke. Consciously keep your head
down and your eyes fixed on a point
in front of the ball on your intended
line and don’t follow the putter head
or rolling ball as you make your stroke.
Keep the distance you take the putter
back equivalent to the distance you
follow through and keep the pace you
take the putter back equivalent to the
pace you follow through. Now don’t
look up until you hear the sound of the
ball rattle in the cup!

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This thought process will keep your
body from moving and force you to
focus on putting a good stroke on the
ball rather than the very common, “just
hit and hope” technique.
For more help with your golf game go
see your local PGA Golf professional.
Swing easy.
Randy Chang, PGA
Director of Instruction
Aloha Academy of
Golf at Talega

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My focus is purely on art,
and I am very dedicated to
my craft.
Monte Livingston

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Located just off the 5 freeway in south side San Clemente,
the Living Art Gallery will be hosting its 2015 Art Show
on September 12th. With the doors opening at 5:30 pm,
guests in attendance will enjoy a diverse selection of art
ranging from oil and acrylic paintings, photographic prints
and hand-crafted ceramics. The local artists proudly displaying their respective masterpieces and collaborations
include Monte Livingston, Jeff Lukasik, Jason Weaver,
Hayley Schwied, Andi Gould, Britta Christiansen and
David Teregis. With both live and silent auctions, food and
drinks and rhythmic beats provided by DJ Shades, this is
an event no one will want to miss. Admission is free, so
don't pass on the opportunity to enjoy the entertainment
and support your local artists.
The Living Art Gallery, which serves as both an art gallery
and tattoo lounge, has been open since November 2011.
Owner Monte Livingston, a San Clemente native, first
began his self-taught studies of the practice of tattoo at

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the age of 15. Although Monte’s entire life has been surrounded by art, it wasn’t until 2007 where he truly began
to perfect his trade. As Monte will share with you at the
Art Show, “My focus is purely on art, and I am very dedicated to my craft. I look forward to every opportunity to
perform.” Since the opening of the shop, which Monte has
used as his home base to develop his artistic expression
and love for tattoo, the gallery continues to expand in an
effort to support the local artists and provide a platform to
expose each artist’s unique talents.
On behalf of San Clemente’s Living Art Gallery, Monte
warmly welcomes each and every guest to arrive early,
enjoy the artistic displays and possibly leave with a framed
memory which will last forever.
949-292-9669
sclivingartgallery.com
3107 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente