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Karson52 [Visitor] · http://www.pdfqueen.com
Thanks for this!
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Huggy Bear [Visitor]
This tool is awesome! I'm giving them out to my friends for christmas.
laynin the sticks to ya!!! In response to: Despite great set-up, Torrey Pines has the ugliest finishing green in U.S. Open history
Amanda [Visitor] · http://www.cheaperthanhotels.co.nz
Challenging or not I think truly classic courses should strive for aesthetics as well as complexity. Torrey Pines has a long way to go in my humble opinion. I know that a variety of restrictions are put on a course as popular and as open to view as TP but come on fellas, let's get serious and put those greens fees to work!
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I did like to bid the auction to support the research for a cure for breast cancer and with the new MYPLASH VISA Prepaid Card(http://www.myplash.com/) I'll do it pretty first.
Verdina Golf Apparel needs credit for such a wonderful submission.Its Bravo to such always!! In response to: Golf novelist Bob Thomas offers unique, collectible golf gifts for Christmas
Dan Cedusky [Visitor]
If you love golf, read Bob Thomas's books. Makes a great Golf prize at your next event
In response to: Golf author Bob Thomas could use a little help from his golfing buddies
Kiel Christianson [Visitor]
Ron--you're a gentleman and a scholar.
In response to: Golf author Bob Thomas could use a little help from his golfing buddies
Ron Mon [Member] · http://www.buffalogolfer.com
My check is on the way.
In response to: Antigua Desert Dry Extra-Lite line sets a high bar for moisture-wicking fabrics
Kiel Christianson [Member] · http://www.travelgolf.com/departments/authorarchives/christianson.htm
Odd--opens fine for me. Perhaps you have a security setting that prevents new browsers to open automatically from links...?
In response to: Antigua Desert Dry Extra-Lite line sets a high bar for moisture-wicking fabrics
GB [Visitor]
Hi Kiel:
Thanks for review of the Bamboo blend shirt. FYI - When I clicked on the Antigua link to find out more no page loaded. In response to: Despite great set-up, Torrey Pines has the ugliest finishing green in U.S. Open history
Melbourne Hotels [Visitor] · http://www.stay247.com
Though it's ugly, the thing is the game turn out smoothly. Hope I can watch the game again next year.
In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
John D [Visitor]
Rolex must be tinkering with the points system again. How do they allow Wie-Wee 14th place with no wins? Going from 236th place to 14th place without a win in 2009?!?!? 7 top 10 finishes with 1 cut out of 17 starts. And thein the majors...67th, 23rd, 11th and a DNP..That's Impressive! I guess that is why she IS the WIN-LESS WUNDER.
In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
Jim C [Visitor]
Top 15--but otherwise no more than 2 per country. Based on current Rolex rankings, Kerr, Creamer, Stanford and Wie at 4,6,7, and 14 would be in--but no other Americans would make the field.
In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
Adam [Visitor]
Have they decided on exactly what kind of format?
Because the corrupt IOC is never going to allow a field full of Americans, so I'm guessing it will be like 2 from each country. In that case, I hope it is match play. In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
John D [Visitor]
Oh, but Kerigan MIGHT have stood a chance? I just can not see why this country sees in sending a loser. Why reward someone with a 0-57 record with a trip to Denmark.
Next, it is a shame that the IOC allows paid professionals in the competition. Olympic winners should strive to become paid professionals. What the IOC is allowing is: Paid professionals to be the playground bullies. Who do you think will win gold, silver and bronze. I bet it won't be the the #1 ranked amateur in 2016. In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
Jim C [Visitor]
Golf would have lost if they had sent Tonya Harding instead of Michelle Wie.
In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
John D [Visitor]
WTF ! ! What was Wie doing on a committee to promote golf? They should have sent a real golfer - Like Anika. Oh well, they got the job done. Just can't imagine what impact a loser would have on making that decision.
In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
smudge [Visitor]
hahahaha...so many dreams for poor old wie. first making a cut in a men's event, didn't happen. the masters, never. playing regularly on the pga tour. nope. now dreaming of making a putt to win a gold medal. hahaha...will never happen. i can't even see her being on the team.
In response to: IOC approves golf as Olympic sport!
Adam [Visitor]
That's great, though it's 20 years later than it should have been. Damn those politically correct fools that blocked the significant attempt to include it in Georgia.
In response to: "The Back Nine" is an inspiring golf documentary
Shanks [Member] · http://www.travelgolf.com/blogs/shanks
Paper Tiger by Tom Coyne is a brilliant book for avid golf fans. This film guy stole his story.
In response to: "The Back Nine" is an inspiring golf documentary
Ron Mon [Member] · http://www.buffalogolfer.com
1. Did either of those guys read your review?
2. Haven't we had this story ABOUT TEN TIMES ALREADY? Paper Tiger, John Paul Newport? IT'S FREAKING OLD, ALRIGHT?!?! 3. I know there was a #3...hold on...seriously--he got down to a 1? Where? I can be a 1 on a local crap muni, but being a 1 on tough courses, from the tips, is a different matter. Does he discuss that? What "amateur tour" national championship is this? Does it involve quaffing frosty mugs of beer? Sounds sketchy...you are right to be dubious. |
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