Commentary
Monthly Panel Discussion – September 2010
As a blogger, I get to attend many events as a member of the media and meet all kinds of interesting people. In this series, we’ll ask a few questions to a panel of industry experts, media members, fans and friends to get their take on what’s going on in the world of golf. We’ll… »
Customer Disservice at Sugarloaf Mountain
Over the weekend a friend and I decided to play golf out of town in the Orlando area, as I often do in the summer when the rates are low. Summer in Florida is very hot and humid as you might imagine, but this summer has been especially hot and miserable in Central Florida. Every… »
If I Was Ryder Cup Captain
It’s interesting to see how each Ryder Cup Captain manages their team, and how they pick players to play together for the team matches. I’ve always wondered what I would do in their position. I think Ryder Cup Captains get a bit too much blame when things go wrong, and perhaps a bit too much… »
Father’s Day
Father’s day has a new meaning for me since my father passed away in January 2009. When I was younger, it was a day to share with my dad, either on the golf course or just hanging around the house with the BBQ going. For the last 13 years since I moved to Florida, it’s… »
Quick Hits Vol. 6
This week’s quick hits covers a variety of topics, including the Golf Channel’s popular Big Break series, Lorena Ochoa’s retirement and final tournament, Rory’s 62, Ryo’s 58 and more. Tiger is vulnerable and Phil is hungry in more ways than one. Read on! 1. The Golf Channel’s popular Big Break series returns this summer with… »
Brian Davis Shows Class In Loss To Jim Furyk At Harbor Town
Growing up, I was taught that Golf is a gentleman’s game, meaning that it is a game where the players are expected to call rules violations on themselves, and where sportsmanship is the rule, not the exception. Golfers are taught etiquette and proper on-course behavior. While some people certainly don’t always adhere to it, the… »
Saturday Night Live Does The Masters
It’s Sunday at the Masters, and going into the back nine Tiger, Fred Couples, K J Choi, Lee Westwood and Phil Mickelson are all in it. It doesn’t get much better than that. I just wanted to share the following video from Saturday Night Live, in celebration of the Masters! // Want to win free… »
The 2010 Masters Tournament – A First Timers Visit
It is pretty safe to say that most golf fans will go their entire life without ever setting foot on the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club for The Masters. The biggest reason for this is that it’s so hard to get tickets. Tournament badges have not been available to the public since 1972, and… »
Hybrids Aren’t Always the Answer
This article was originally published on June 29, 2009. I thought it would be a good time to update it with some new links and republish it for people to re-discover in case you had not seen it before. Enjoy! For many, hybrids have changed the way we play golf. I have been experimenting with… »
Tiger Woods’ Wife Elin Nordegren Visits Him in Sex Rehab Clinic
We haven’t written about Mr. Woods and his little personal drama in some time, and frankly it’s been nice. But as the speculation about his whereabouts and return date continue to mount, it seems there has been a newsworthy event recently that we feel obligated to cover. It seems like Tiger’s wife Elin Nordegren, who… »


