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Australia is a nation that was founded by several boatloads of England’s rejects. Felons, riff-raff, the homeless, even just the simply unemployed. With nothing to do with them, England decided to ship them off to a far away land and basically dump them there. Out of sight, out of mind. That […]
A post was made back in mid November 2005 about Tiger’s favorite golf book. In that post, I mentioned that both Tiger Woods and Michael Campbell chose a book on the fundamentals of golfing as their favorite. In this post, I have decided to take a closer look at that book, and touch on the […]
Being a female, I tend to place a lot of concern on what I’m going to wear when I go out to play a round. Our home course does have a dress code (collar and sleeves), but other courses I play do allow a sleeveless, collared shirt for females. This is great in July and […]
It’s looking like this might be a banner year for Tiger. We might be witnessing the beginning of another 2000 (his most dominant year). Today, he beat Ernie Els in a playoff at the Dubai Desert Classic. While that’s nothing new (he’s done it to Els twice before), what was nothing short […]
OK, I confess… I horde golf clubs! I can’t help it! I was puttering around in my shed the other day and saw the stash. You know, that place in the dusty corner where I collect golf clubs for no rational reason. I probably need help. But I bet […]
With the start of the Dubai Desert Classic on its way this week, previous US Open winner Rietef Goosen of South Africa is currently tied with Anders Hansen from Denmark at 13-under 131 as the players ended the second round on Friday. Goosen shot at 67 and Hansen was at 63.
However, two other key players […]
Greenside bunkers scare the bejeezes out of many amateur golfers. But many pros will actually aim for the side of greens nearest bunkers under certain circumstances. In other words, lots of pros consider ending up in a bunker a relatively preferable outcome vs. other possible hazards around the greens. So why the […]
