The Nature of the Game
I have a confession to make. Many years ago on a well-known Michigan course, I tried to hit a wetland… Read more »
Golf
Course Conditioning: Harmful or Helpful?
Are we golfers too spoiled here in the U.S.? Do you complain when playing a course with slow greens or… Read more »
Oh No, (Na)t a 16: Variations on the Unplayable Lie
The Ball Unplayable rule is an escape hatch for a lot of mistakes, but sometimes it simply doesn’t go quite… Read more »
Any Other Golfer
If ever there was an argument for practicing the short game, Phil Mickelson’s performance during the first round at the… Read more »
The Masters and Family Tradition
Growing up in the 60’s and 70’s, family tradition gathered us ’round the single TV set we all had back then to… Read more »
Spring Cleaning: Mummified Bananas and Other Unidentifiables
The Dungeons of Darkness popping up near Halloween as we closed out the golf season last October in Michigan have nothing… Read more »
Sleep, Glorious Sleep…. Good for the Heart (and Your Golf Game)
We all lament there aren’t enough hours in the day. Some people seem to accomplish so much when others do… Read more »
Bees on the Tees Please
Despite an unpleasant encounter with a Mexican bee a couple weeks ago, there is still a great need for the… Read more »
One Woman Golfer and the Hall of Fame
Treasured days of college golf, immortalized…….
Mayakoba Magic
Three well spent hours learning two swing techniques equals one superbly enjoyable round of golf at an engaging golf destination near the Caribbean Sea.
