Tin Cup is a great golf movie. I watch it from time to time, but generally at the beginning of the golf season and this year is no different. While watching Roy MacAvoy manage his demons, I was reminded of my one of my ‘Tin Cup’ shot several years ago.
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The Masters – Moving Day
The Masters never disappoints. After an amazing minus 7 start, Charley Hoffman appeared mortal on Day 2. He did not have that confidence and zeroed in focus we saw in his opening round and I am not surprised. Augusta National is a fantastic course that requires 5 hours of intense concentration if you have any illusions of scoring well. So, the second day of play unfolded exactly as I expected. Continue reading
Guest Authors at The Grateful Golfer
Spring is just around the corner!
Hey Grateful Golfers, how is your day going? I hope your Thursday is going very well and that you are creating the day you want.
Today’s post is a bit different from others because I need help trying to make a decision. Over the past year, I was asked if I allowed guest authors at The Grateful Golfer. I tabled all the requests because I was not sure if I wanted to open up my blog to others. Continue reading
Waiting for the 2017 Golf Season
As I sit in my living room contemplating what to do next, actually putting off shoveling a foot of snow, my thoughts turn to my upcoming golf season. I think about some great shots I made last year and some real, well never mind. Continue reading
Experiencing Golf Through Friends
One of the greatest gifts any snowbound golfer can receive is updates from friends on a golfing vacation. I realize many of you may not think this is such a great thing, but in my case, I am grateful for any updates on golfing trips; especially when they send pictures. Continue reading
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