Archives for: March 2010
Mar
30
Brad Benjamin, winner of the 2009 USGA Public Links championship, will compete from both sides in the 2010 Masters Championship. Benjamin applied for, and received, a waiver from both the Masters Competition Committee and the USGA to utilize twin, 14-cl… more »
Mar
26
to my high school days, one strap over my shoulder, alternating sides each hole. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, dual-shoulder straps had yet to find life, let alone acceptance. We ALL carried single-strap bags and the really cool golfers (no, not… more »
Mar
23
We see a great deal of rain and slimy weather during the early weeks of the professional tour seasons. The locale matters little, be it USA east, USA west, South America, Africa, Australasia or Europe, the patience and fortitude of the golfer is tested.… more »
Mar
14
If you missed the story on last night's world news, Thailand's Boonchu Ruangkit turned in a deafening performance at the Senior Masters, held in his native land. Ruangkit signed for scores of 64-66-65 (he gave no excuses for the middle round) to finish 2… more »
Mar
08
Last week I unloaded my Fantasy Golf woes on you, faithful reader (is it plural yet?) I had recently sunk to second place in my league, due mainly to my inability to pick at least one "C" division player who could make it to the weekend. Guess what? Ma… more »
Mar
02
Disclaimers: I don't play the PGA Tour; I wasn't at the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale this year to support or disprove anything DiMarco said; I never played organized football. Background: The 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale is a short par three (wedge to 8-… more »
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