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Here's your chance folks!  A ProAM would be fun I think.

Here's your chance to win a pro-am spot in the LPGA Tour's next major

By Ashley Mayo

Men can learn a lot from women, both on the course and off. Recently, we outlined 10 things men can learn from LPGA players, and now we want to hear from you: What can men learn from women golfers? Your answer could earn you a spot in the pro-am of the LPGA Tour’s next major championship.

Here’s how to win:

1. Write your answer (in one to six words) on a piece of paper.

2. Have someone take of photo of you holding that piece of paper (make sure you get permission from the photographer to use the photo in this sweepstakes).

3. Share that photo via Twitter or Instagram with the hashtags #LearnFromAWoman and #GolfDigestSweepsEntry.

Here's Jack Nicklaus' answer (technically, he used seven words, but we make exceptions for 18-time major champions):

And here's an example of the kind of message/image I would post:

The sweepstakes begins at 10 am ET on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 and ends at 10 am ET on Monday, May 18, 2015. We will contact the grand-prize winner on Tuesday, May 19. If the winner doesn’t respond within four (4) hours, we will randomly select another winner.  Must be a legal resident of the 50 U.S. states/Washington, D.C. and 21 to enter.

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