I love watching sports and in my opinion, the best part is the end. At the end of games or tournaments you get to learn a lot about people and write the story. With the new lucrative nature of professional sports I have said “it’s worth wasting a life for.” I’m not necessarily interested in …
Can people change? I believe people can change. Sometimes you get typecast into a particular character, and that is who you become. For example, think of the cast of “Friends.” Any role they filled after that show was Joey, Chandler or Ross for the rest of their acting days, not that their acting days are …
So, you’ve hit your drive in the trees, and you have little opportunity to advance the ball, but you think you see a window. Every day we are faced with decisions in both life and golf. Some are hard, and some are easy. They say to shoot your best scores, you should take your medicine …
It is a little-known fact that golf is one of the most addictive drugs on the planet, it is also possible I made that up. Golf is not a drug nor is it addictive, but it can get you hooked. Personal goals and expectations will determine the kind of highs or lows you have on …
Rub of the green: the influence of luck, seen as being advantageous or more usually disadvantageous Even Adults Pout Today I was sitting around feeling sorry for myself. No golf, too much time cooking lasagna, not enough time to complete yard work and the trailer hitch was the wrong size were the issues running through …
“There is nothing either good nor bad but thinking makes it so.” – Shakespeare The quote above is excellent but unfortunately makes you responsible for your own attitude. If you watch television or read articles, you have heard how hard golf is; they have it wrong. When you hear something over and over, you start …
I was fortunate to get to play at Conway Farms Golf Club yesterday. Conway Farms opened in 1991 and had already hosted PGA Tour’s BMW Championship in 2013, 2015, 2017 as well as many other high-level amateur and pro events. Conway Farms may be the first course I played which didn’t have a bad hole …
I started golfing when I was 16 years old, and it was the best decision I ever made. Golf taught many life lessons enhanced my character and values. When I graduated from college, I remember going in for interviews looking for a new job to start my post-graduation life. I will never forget the intrigue …
Most golfers have a “miss” that shows up all too often. The miss could be a slice or a hook; it could be a top or a pop-up. Regardless of what your “miss” is you probably have the “cure.” The cure typically consists or keeping your head down, making a more significant turn or manipulating …
