The Twilight Zone of Golf

This is a tough time of year for most golfers in the northern hemisphere. We are transitioning from great to moderate to mediocre to poor golfing weather. Only the fanatical will continue to golf until the courses close on 31 Oct. And a few will brave the cold temperatures to golf longer.

Personally, I am a great to moderate weather golfer. I find that I have other things to do that are just as fun and interesting than to hit the links. It is not a bad thing, but the nature of golfing in colder climes. Unfortunately, this is where the twilight zone of golf starts. Continue reading →

The Return of Tiger Woods

According to TigerWoods.com just over a month ago, Tiger Woods announced he would be returning to competitive golf. “……he hopes to play in the Safeway Open, Oct. 13-16, at Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, California. Woods also intends to compete in the Turkish Airlines Open, Nov. 3-6, in Antalya, Turkey, and the Tiger Woods Foundation-run Hero World Challenge, Dec. 1-4, at Albany in the Bahamas. He will participate in the Tiger Woods Invitational presented by USLI, Oct. 10-11, on the Monterey Peninsula.

Jesper Parnevik says that Tiger is ready and is “flushing” the ball during practice. Parnevik also indicated that Woods is ready to play competitively. Having not played at the élite level since 2015 at the Wyndham Championship, it is difficult to judge if he is actually ready. Regardless, the golfing world is anxiously waiting for Woods return next weekend at the Safeway Open. Are you? Continue reading →

The 2016 Ryder Cup – Wrap Up

Congratulations to Team USA for winning the 2016 Ryder Cup. It was their first win since 2008 and they finally executed as advertised.

I am not sure if you watched the 12 singles matches, well I sure did. I missed most of the two previous days, but Sunday was my day to fully immerse in all things Ryder Cup. As I watched the emotions rise and fall like the tide at the Bay of Funday, I was struck by the intensity exhibited by every player. Continue reading →

The 2016 Ryder Cup – Day 1

What an exciting first day! The US team came out on fire in the morning and the European team quickly responded in the afternoon. With at 5 to 3 lead, the US team is poised to extend their lead today. However, I am not convinced it will be that early.

The first day had some controversy and plenty of great play. If you believe everything read or heard then more unconventional excitement will be delivered during the Saturday foursomes and four ball. Continue reading →

Intersection Golf – The Finals

Gimmie Putts

I am playing in the finals of intersection golf today! It is a two-person scramble / match play event over 18 holes. My partner is very strong, so we have a good chance to bring home the trophy for our Unit!

I will fill you in on the details tomorrow or Friday! Have an awesome Wednesday!

I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!