Archive for February, 2006
A weak and neurotic moment
I could probably also title this “Confessions of a wack-job” but I guess personal blogs are often confessionals (and bloggers are often wack-jobs?).
Here it is: Irony notwithstanding, I am terrified of getting better and losing. And what if I never can get as good as I want to or expect to get? I think my […]
Published by golfchick on February 27th, 2006 tagged Golfchick Performance And Progress | 13 Comments »
A Fun-Raising Tournament
Monday was Washington’s Birthday, a federal holiday here in the U.S., and I’m fortunate that my company has it as one of our designated holidays so I had the day off. I spent it at a local golf course, of course. It was actually a fundraising tournament for a children’s baseball league and was held […]
Published by golfchick on February 23rd, 2006 tagged Charity Events, Golfchick Performance And Progress | 2 Comments »
Another new golf blog
Here’s another new blog* about trying to improve at golf: From Thirty to Scratch. I love the name and the goal. While many people are struggling with colder conditions right now, here is a golfer from Western Australia, currently concerned with a too-hot forecast. Poor baby, right?
Anyway, he (I assume it’s a he but I […]
Published by golfchick on February 23rd, 2006 tagged Blogs And Blogger Stuff | 7 Comments »
Where is the Jam-Boy?
Where, oh where has our Jam-boy gone? Who’s on the bag?
One of my favorite golf bloggers, The Reluctant Jam-Boy, hasn’t made an entry since January 7! Incidentally, that was two days before I added his link to this site and talked about how much I liked his blog. Was it something I said?
I miss you, […]
Published by golfchick on February 23rd, 2006 tagged Blogs And Blogger Stuff | 3 Comments »
Is it time to wrap Bode Miller in a Shroud at Turin?
Alert: this post is not golf related.
Is Bode Miller to these Olympics what Anna Kournikova is to women’s tennis? Since he has actually won in the past, perhaps that’s a bit harsh, but he is making a swift transition from pin-up boy of skiing to poster boy for underachievement.
Oh Bode, even the balls on […]
