Archive for the 'Don't get me started' Category
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Golf Grit
I guess you gotta be a golfer to understand certain things. Tonight provided a good example: After playing golf all day, I was trying to make evening plans with my man. Obviously, a shower was imminent, but at some point I mentioned wanting to wash off all the grit and that I felt sandy […]
Published by golfchick on July 12th, 2009 tagged Don't get me started, IS IT JUST ME? | 4 Comments »
Indio, Shmindio. Try putting on the beach.
As the Kraft Nabisco (Dinah Shore) got underway today, the women of the LPGA were making and missing putts on slick, true greens in their first major of the year. The announcers just would not stop talking about the “Indio effect,” which just means the greens tend to break toward the town of Indio even […]
Published by golfchick on April 3rd, 2009 tagged Don't get me started, Golf Course Reviews And Stories, Pro Golf And Golfer Commentary | 6 Comments »
Johnny Miller “gems” from the US Open
I’m told he’s not mentally disabled, so I guess Johnny Miller is fair game. With all the incredible action yesterday, it was irritating to have to listen to his nonsense. Rather than muting the telecast, I decided to document some of his gems. Some are listed by readers in this previous post, but here are […]
Published by golfchick on June 16th, 2008 tagged Don't get me started, Pro Golf And Golfer Commentary, Rants And Random Ramblings | 5 Comments »
Annika v. Lorena: The Rematch
Also known as The Greater Sinaloa Open 2: Electric Boogaloo
Well, I took Lorennika Sorenchoa back to the local dogrun to give Annika a rematch. The course wasn’t too busy but we didn’t have it all to ourselves. I caught up to a family on the third hole and the little kids were adorable to watch. […]
Published by golfchick on June 13th, 2008 tagged Annika Sorenstam, Don't get me started, Golf Course Reviews And Stories, Golf chicks, Golfchick Performance And Progress, Lorena Ochoa | 1 Comment »
Beware the passive-aggressive sandbagger
You know the cheating scumbags when you see them. The ones who intentionally post higher scores or conveniently “forget” to post their low scores. The obvious techniques to pad handicaps and gain extra strokes in competitions are easy to spot. But what about the passive-aggressive cheaters?
There is a sneakier behavior I only recently noticed. Perhaps […]
