I enjoy playing golf games during Men’s Night. Last Wednesday, I played Vegas Scramble for the first time in my golfing career. Funny thing is, the very next day I played Vegas Scramble again for senior men’s day. What was interesting was that after using the same rules, we had different results. It is a fun game, but only if the dice are rolling your way! Continue reading
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No Time To Write
Sorry Grateful Golfers. I have no time to write except to say have an awesome Thursday!
I am off to the golf course for seniors men’s day. I hope you have a spectacular day.
I am a grateful golfer. See you on the links!
Golfing Old-School: Measuring Distance
Old School Golf Clubs.
Playing golf old-school does not always mean hitting hickory shafts, wearing knickers, or wearing a waistcoat. There is so much more to old-school golf than the equipment we use. Specifically, measuring distance. It’s a lost art, but one I am fortunate to have learned when I first started playing. Measuring distance on the golf course is akin to sitting through an advanced mathematics class: simple if you understand the process, but befuddling if you have not clue what you are doing! Continue reading
Waiting For Golf Sucks!
Rarely on The Grateful Golfer do I write about anything negative. But, this week the weather is awesome, the temperature is warm, and my friends are ready for me to join them at a moment’s notice. As it turns out, this is also the first week of recovery from my last chemotherapy treatment. So, golf must wait until Monday to ensure that I do not overwork myself and create health challenges when they can be avoided.
Happy Memorial Day 2018
Memorial Day is special in the USA. It is a national holiday designed as “Remembrance of American soldiers who have died in military service.” As a serving member of the Canadian Armed Forces, I want to salute my “brothers in arms” and take time to remember those who have given their lives for our freedoms.
Image from History.com
Please take the time today to remember those who have fallen and thank a serving member or veteran.
I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!
The Grateful Golfer 