Well haven’t we all?   Ok probably not & I know it sounds a little gross, but I ran across this “nifty” little gadget that allows the owner to relieve himself into a container disguised as a common 7 iron.  Don’t believe me…check out the UroClub.
From www.UroClub.org
“How many times has this happened? You’re playing 18 holes with your best buddies, drinking sport-“ades”, water, beer, etc. You’re coming up to the 3rd hole with no rest room in sight. There are no trees or bushes around and you just have to go, …

After 9 years of marriage, Buick/General Motors & Tiger’s relationship is coming to an end.  Buick will get to keep 7 million dollars a year, and Tiger get’s to keep his LaSabre, LaCross, Rendezvous & cool staff bag with his name on it.  For the failing General Motors, 7 million dollars could be the difference between executives flying in private jets or flying coach.  Fortunately, Tiger’s lifestyle will not suffer and he will continue to fly in his G5 and sail his private yacht.

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School time kids…so take notes, because there’s gonna be a quiz after.  If you already know how to do this, please keep quiet and don’t disrupt the class
Today’s lesson, installing new grips on your golf clubs….all by yourself.  Let’s face it, times are tough.  Not all of us have the extra cash lying around to have the local golf shop replace those chewed up, worn out grips you’ve been using since 1992.  We’ll the good news is you can do it yourself, save a few bucks, and feel …

Erik Compton’s bid to get into the Q-School Finals at La Quinta ended this week as he found himeself 1 shot on the wrong side of the cut after the second round of qualifying at Southern Hills Plantation.  Erik shot a 2
For those of you who haven’t heard abou this guy, he had heart replacement surgery, for the second time,  less than 6 months ago.  So to say the fact that he’s alive, let alone trying to qualify for the PGA tour is a miracle in itself.
Tied for 13th, …

In another sign of fragile financial conditions, some PGA Tour events are trying to figure out transportation for players after learning over the weekend that Buick will not be providing courtesy cars to most tournaments next year.
“We’ve already started scrambling to try to approach local dealers or national suppliers to see if they’re interested,” said Clair Peterson, tournament director of the John Deere Classic. “The car industry as a whole is in a tough spot. We’ve already had one company tell us everything has been frozen in ‘09.”
Other tournaments that …