Tiger...
Grandslam - will never happen.
New Swing - great, but really, what was wrong with the old one!
The missed cut - I don't think he cares, why should we.
The bride - It will be a union that lasts, fit, rich, high profile... and that is just him. Her previous life was as a nanny and sometimes employed model. New life, unlimited expense account... you do the math.

Tiger...

Good swing, just like the old, and he still waxes 90% of the field. His uncanny grinding ability to surge past folks on the final day. I have yet to see anyone in th field reach down and crank it up a notch! Unlike his counterparts, I like how he finds the extra gear to make it all interesting. If he could have at Pinehurst, he would, but even he has to have the golf gods give a few breaks. Despite the money, wife, and constant negative media, he cares! Who wants to watch the other dudes inconsistent attempts at posting a to ten finish. Talk about not caring, I never see those other guys with any determination. Oh I forgot about the flash in the pan Thursday-Saturday guys, cheesing in front of the camera's Sunday crash & burns. "Like a star fish at the beach, can't hold a thing!" To all you armchair critics, let me see you be six strokes behind, in that venue, and rise to the top! Won't happen, thats why Tiger rocks!

Early yesterday afternoon, I conversed with Tim McD and publisher Robert Lewis about the strong feelings I've been having that Travel Golf's role in my career had run it's course and that I'd like to part ways and move to my new golf writing team while it was still on a high note.

While it is obvious from posts from Tim and Robert (and that means Rebel and "Heather") try to show differently, I am confident that we part ways with a feeling of mutual respect and pride in the work we achieved collectively and that they, in truth, will take pride in my work for them and in the future successes I will announce at http://jayflemma.blogspot.com and at the new company I will work for in the very near future. I am proud and honored to have done some of my best work for and with the TG team.

So yesterday was my last day at TG. I look forward to sharing new pieces with everyone at my new endeavors and at old well established print periodicals we all have enjoyed for decades which it is my honor to now serve.

All the best,
Jay