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It could be said, and usually is, my writing is better than my golf - It would have to be given the very low standard of my golf - but my stubborn Scottish streak won’t let me give up playing this great game for a lifetime. I started playing the game in Scotland, then a wee bit in Canada, lots in South Africa and 30 plus years in New Zealand.
An author of several self-published books, the last one on golf , “Life’s Lessons Frae The Links” and quoting myself in the preface. “After 45 years of playing and reading about this game of golf it is time to sit down and write about it and pass on my thoughts.
My first two books had a motivational message and now it is time to use golf rather than travel as a metaphor for the lessons we all have to learn.”
My journey continues but alas my handicap is going in the wrong direction.
"Big Easy” is back with his win at the WGC-CA Championship.
In recent years the Stack and Tilt golf swing methodology has come in for a fair amount of comment and criticism. And it’s mentioned in Robert Thompson’s coverage of the recent Toronto Golf Show.
It appears that England is on a roll at the moment. But willl it last? And I must add that a Scotsman was the last Brit to win The Open.
Golf Blogger has reviewed Breaking the Slump: How Great Players Survived Their Darkest Moments in Golf—and What You Can Learn from Them
It’s written by Jimmy Roberts who has worked for ABC, ESPN, and NBC. So the credentials are good, but what about the content?
Laura Davies, recent winner of the NZ Womens Open Championship and Padraig Harrington are the subjects of two articles from The Telegraph’s Oliver Brown.
Long John has been getting lots of press covering his PGA Tour file. Including 21 citations for not giving his best effort and listed on a 456-page rap sheet.
However John’s most pressing problem is his putting.
Lydia Ko the 12-year-old lass who plays out of Pupuke shot 69 in her last round which made it three sub par rounds for this talented lass.
The Pros on the European Tour have just been given the hard word by Europe's top two officials, John Paramor and Andy McFee.
Apart from being one of the most famous faces in rugby, Dan Carter can also be seen on billboards all over the world wearing and thereby promoting Jockey underwear.
"I will definitely be caddying for Tiger when he returns. There are no ifs and buts about that." – Steve Williams, as reported by Neil Reid of the Sunday News.
Steve is also quoted as saying he wouldn't tolerate any cheap-shots aimed at Woods.
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