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[Men's Golf] Liam Argue signs with the Sea Beggars

Welcome to Providence, Liam Arrrrrgue.  You were meant to be a Sea Beggar.  Liam is an excellent student and has potential to be a well rounded golfer in the future.  He is a good fit for the golf program, as he reflects the strength of who Providence is as an institution.  His devout Christian faith and careful attention to his studies will likely shine through for all to see in his four years while in college.  Coach Ault said, "I had the pleasure to get to know Liam and his family.  I have the utmost respect for Liam's parents, their character is very present.  Liam is a fine young man and I am looking forward to teaching him about the game of golf on a deeper level.  I believe the game will enrich his life, both while at college and afterward." In his words – "When I confirmed my commitment to join Providence as a part of the golf team andWitherspoon program it had not yet set in what I was signing up for. When I was trying to make thetough decision of what college to attend, I was not thinking about what the next four years would looklike. Rather, I was thinking about where my undergraduate choice would lead me to in the next ten. Itwas only after the signing and reflecting on the great people I met, Like Coach Ault, Mr. Jimenez, the golfteam, and select students and faculty, that it truly set in how well-crafted and cultivated the frameworkI was enlisting into was. I could not be more excited to spend my time and money at an institution asworthwhile as the one I am now entering. I owe a great deal to my parents who have supported me, aswell as my many teachers and coaches who have prepared me up unto this portion of my life. And Icannot wait to spend my days walking golf courses, reading old books, and enriching my life for the next four years."