All photos by Nathan Dean.
Malden High School golfer making a long putt. There are five different types of golf clubs; woods, irons, hybrids, wedges and putters. In this photo the golfer uses an iron to chip the ball. 
A Malden High School Golfer watches his tee shot on a par three hole. Malden High School plays their home games at Stoneham Oaks Golf Course, a three-par golf course. 
Senior Gabriel Matnog hits his tee shot. 
Malden and Medford golf teams hang out after a successful tournament at Stoneham Oaks Golf Course. Although golf is an individual sport, the team at Malden High School is very close-knit and social. 
A Malden High School Golfer attempts to escape a sandtrap on the last hole at Stoneham Oaks Golf Course. 
A Malden High School Golfer putts the ball. 
A Malden High School golfer putts the ball on the last hole after escaping a sand trap. 
Senior Gabriel Matnog picks up his ball after making a successful putt on the first hole. 
A left-handed golfer for the Malden High School golf team makes his first shot on the last hole narrowly missing the two large sand traps near the edge of the putting green. Around 10% of the population is left-handed, but only 5-7% of professional golfers are left-handed. Left-handed golfers need to use specially made golf clubs. 
Senior Gabriel Matnog watches his teammates at a golf game. 
A Malden High School golfer picks up his ball from the hole after making a successful putt. 
An American Robin seen at the game posing for a photo with its catch.
