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Fairway Devotions

Play Hard. Honor God. Next Hit.: A 60 Day Christian Golf Devotional for Boys Ages 10-12 That Builds Confidence, Faith, Purpose, & Mental Strength (Christian Family Devotionals)

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Fairway Devotions

By: Inked Crown Publishing
Narrated by: Steve Stewart's voice replica
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Golf boys need more than swing tips and “just relax” advice—they need a steady, faith-filled game plan for confidence, patience, pressure, honesty, and character. Fairway Devotions: Play Steady. Honor God. Next Shot. is a 60-day Christian golf devotional for boys ages 10–12 that connects God’s Word to real tee-box, fairway, bunker, and green-side moments. With KJV Scripture, simple explanations, relatable golf stories, affirmations, action steps, and short prayers, this audiobook helps boys build calm focus, resilience after bad shots, discipline, humility, integrity, patience, sportsmanship, and a next-shot mindset through Jesus. Because it is audio, boys can listen in the car, before practice, after rounds, at bedtime, in youth group, or during quiet moments, making faith and mindset training easier to absorb, remember, and carry onto the course.

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Christian Living Christianity Religions Sports & Outdoors Golf Sports Devotional Game
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