Great Golf: Jake Knapp’s 59 Was Special But Where Does It Rank?
Al Geiberger’s 59 was and will always be professional golf’s first sub-sixty round. Is it the best? (Image courtesy of… Read more »
Commentary
AI’s Promise and Perils: Catalyst for Growth & Wisdom or a Recipe for Division?
(Photo courtesy of Cash Macanaya) I’ve given a lot of thought to AI or “Artificial Intelligence.” There is no question… Read more »
Are We the Enemy? What If AI Decides Humans Are the Real Problem?
(Photo courtesy of Conor Luddy) The idea of artificial intelligence (AI) perceiving humans as part of the problem raises significant… Read more »
Eight Reasons You Might Quit Golf (But Probably Won’t)
(Photo courtesy of Morgan David de Lossy) 1. The Tiger Woods Factor: Realizing You’ll Never Be That Good Remember when… Read more »
Golf: More Than Just a Game
Golf, my friends, is often seen as a leisurely pursuit for the well-heeled. A game of country club cocktails… Read more »
Why Golf is Ridiculous, Yet Indispensable: A Love-Hate Ode
Photo courtesy of Michael Jasmund from Unsplash Let’s face it: golf is, on paper, an utterly preposterous pastime. Picture… Read more »
10 Things “The Secret” Left Out About The Law of Attraction
(Photo Courtesy of Umar Ben) “The Secret” was a very popular DVD movie expounding on The Law of Attraction that… Read more »
Investing? 34 Reasons Why Golf Is A Troubled Industry
In an effort to sustain revenue and attract an aging population, golf has become more of a riding past time… Read more »
Reflections On The Rio Olympics in Golf And Beyond
I love golf and have for nearly fifty-five years. For awhile, it even served as a primary identity as I… Read more »
Labeling, Division, and Choice
Black or white, man or woman, straight or gay, young or old, Christian or Muslim, Democrat or Republican, rich or… Read more »
