Golfing moms deserve something special this Mother’s Day
As I was putting together this list of golf-related Mother's Day baubles, doo-dads, and gizmos, my wife said to me, "Why are you doing this so late? Any decent child or husband would be done shopping by now."
All I could say was, &qu...
Golfing moms deserve something special this Mother’s Day
As I was putting together this list of golf-related Mother's Day baubles, doo-dads, and gizmos, my wife said to me, "Why are you doing this so late? Any decent child or husband would be done shopping by now."
All I could say was, "...
Lamkin REL 3GEN golf grips: tacky chic
I generally try to take pretty good care of my golf clubs, but there is one thing I do that is generally bad for clubs: I keep them in the trunk of my car most of the year. And this past year, it really was all year round, because that the weird, warm ...
Surino Golf Socks: Like walking on air
This past Christmas at the big family get-together, I opened a pair of socks and heard myself say, "A new pair of socks just makes my day. One of life's great small pleasures!"
Immediately upon uttering this, I suddenly felt very old, b...
Whet your appetite for a new season with Saucy Mama
Well, here it is mid-February, and the tulips and daffodils in my garden are already poking up through the mulch. This cannot end well for the poor, misguided flora, as we're sure to get at least one more prolonged hard freeze, and those tender sh...
Tattoo Golf: Accessories with attitude
The only thing that irritates me more than a three-putt is when non-golfers, upon hearing that you play, say something like, "My grandpa used to play golf" or "You don't look old enough to play golf" or "Golf is so boring!...
"Two Good Rounds" dishes on Tour pros’ favorite drinks
There have been almost as many memorable stories told about the 19th Hole as there have about the other 18 combined. In case you aren't familiar with the term, the 19th Hole refers to the clubhouse bar, where wins are celebrated, losses are consol...
What happened when U-grooves were banned? Scores went down, actually
Remember the ruckus when the USGA and R and A banned U-grooves? Remember why they dd it? I seem to recall that the reason was that the grooves produced too much spin, so they made the game too easy -- players were just having too easy a time of things,...
What happened when U-grooves were banned? Scores went down, actually
Remember the ruckus when the USGA and R and A banned U-grooves? Remember why they dd it? I seem to recall that the reason was that the grooves produced too much spin, so they made the game too easy -- players were just having too easy a time of things,...
New golf shirts: Best Christmas present ever?
Well, here we go again. Less than one week until Christmas, and I've only just now sold enough plasma to afford to buy gifts. Needless to say, I'm way behind in my shopping (and pretty darn light-headed, too.)
For those of you looking for th...
Kikkor Golf shoes: All the other golfers with their old-school kicks
Over the years, I've lost count of the number of people that have told me they wouldn't golf simply because the shoes were so homely. Or uncomfortable. Or both.
There are now several options for golf shoes that are both comfy and stylish, bu...
The name "Sunice" embodies the challenges of shoulder season
Yesterday in my neck of the woods, the temperature was in the low- to mid-forties, and the wind was a brisk 15-20 mph. On my way to my home course, charcoal-gray, irascible clouds began to spit at my windshield.
But a 9am tee time awaited, and I had&...
