You might remember a few months ago I did a post about World Golf Tour, the world’s most authentic, online golf simulation experience. We’ll, the guys at WGT contacted me the other day and they have got something really cool up their sleeve. WGT has partnered up with the USGA & Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, NY and created a virtual U.S. Open tournament that anyone can sign up to play. It’s absolutely free and you’ll be playing against other online golfers around the world.
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April 20th, 2009
The Big Break – Prince Edward Island, starts TONIGHT!
If you’ve been going through Big Break withdrawls, like I have, then you’ll be happy to know your fix is on the way. The all new BB on Prince Edward Island on the Golf Channel starts Monday, April 20th…TONIGHT! Looks like there’s a good looking lineup this time round…but will they have any game? Can’t [...]
April 20th, 2009
Bill Murray sends a spectator to the hospital
During the first round of the Outback Pro-Am Friday, Bill managed to hook drive so far left that he hit spectator Gail DiMaggio as she was watching the tournament from her front yard. Her yard was a full street over from the golf course. His playing partners Hal Sutton, Jeff Sluman and Fred Paglia continued [...]
April 15th, 2009
Is Sergio Garcia intentionally a jerk…
…Or can he just not help it? With his latest criticism of Augusta National and The Masters, after his spectacular tie for 38th finish, I can’t help but feel that everything that comes out of this guys mouth is something negative. So here’s the top “Sergio Garcia Blaming Everyone Else & Being a Jerk” moments.
1. Golf is too Tricky – After shooting over par rounds on Saturday & Sunday to a dismal Tie for 38th finish, Sergio whined that the course is “too tricky” and not “fair”….
April 13th, 2009
The 2009 Masters..A disappointment?
Well this years Masters is officially over, and I’m left with mixed emotions. In a way, I feel a bit cheated. Not becasue we didn’t get to see Tiger and Phil at the top of the leaderboard at the end of Sunday. Well I guess that may be part of it, but I’m mainly have mixed feelings because of the quality of play (or lack thereof) by the Sunday leaders during the final holes of regulation, and the playoff for that matter.
Let’s face it, Kenny Perry lost that tournament, plain and simple. He had it in his clutches with the great birdie at 16, and then the….
