Archive for March, 2006
Are you man enough to play from the forward tees?
Here’s a “forward” thinking idea – or is it just another feminist tirade?
Even though some courses have their own color coding system, the forward tees on a golf course are often referred to as the red tees. Many people call them the “ladies tees,” which I think is the problem stigmatizing these poor, underused tee […]
Published by golfchick on March 28th, 2006 tagged Rants And Random Ramblings | 12 Comments »
Let’s give her something to blog about
Someone e-mailed me wondering if I got to 100 posts and quit blogging. I guess I just haven’t been inspired lately, but I do have one tidbit to share. I’ve mentioned before that one of the reasons I love golf is because there’s always something new to experience - always another “first.”
Well, during my last […]
Published by golfchick on March 23rd, 2006 tagged Golfchick Performance And Progress | 7 Comments »
Post #100: The Golfchick Chronicles
This is my 100th post on this blog! To mark the occasion, I decided to finally complete a project I’ve wanted to do for awhile. I edited all my posts to include a link at the end for the next sequential post. This way, my entire blog can be read in order from the very […]
Published by golfchick on March 15th, 2006 tagged Blogs And Blogger Stuff | 11 Comments »
Rained on but not rained out
Last weekend was our monthly tournament with the Treehouse club. Rain was predicted and we all thought it would be rained out. I seriously did NOT expect to be playing golf that day.
It was cold, but it wasn’t raining at our start time so the course was open for business! Greg and I had […]
Published by golfchick on March 15th, 2006 tagged Golfchick Performance And Progress | Comment now »
I am the “golf blogger survivor”
It was a heated battle. No.
It was an intense few weeks. No.
It was a fight to the finish. Not exactly. But it was close!
The Golf Blogger Survivor game came to its conclusion this week with your very own Golf Chick as the champion. It actually ended in a tie and Heather (McMichael, goddess of the […]
