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New putter grip
I mentioned in my last post the grip I received from Scott at Time Fore Tee (also www.tartangolfgrips.com). I just installed it on my putter and it looks great! I’m psyched to use it in my round tomorrow. The thrill I got in slicing off that heinous red Cameron grip with the stupid lettering and […]
Published by golfchick on March 31st, 2007 tagged Blogs And Blogger Stuff, Favorite Posts, Golf Goods | 2 Comments »
Punta Espada Video
Inspired by Rich at Eatgolf, I finally decided to get off my butt (or on it, actually) to put together this 3:48 video of the back nine at Punta Espada, my happy place.
Music credit: I want to be Charo, by The Mudhens.
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Published by golfchick on September 30th, 2006 tagged Favorite Posts, Golf Course Reviews And Stories | 10 Comments »
My theory on Tiger Woods - you heard it here first
No human being can play golf that well so consistently. The kind of domination Tiger Woods wields over everyone in the world who plays golf requires a mental consistency of which no human being is capable. Therefore, Tiger Woods is not human. So what is he? Well, I have a few […]
Published by golfchick on August 31st, 2006 tagged Favorite Posts, Mental Game, Rants And Random Ramblings, Tiger Woods | 4 Comments »
Happy Place Revealed
A few weeks ago, I posted a teaser about my new “happy place.” Since then, I’ve had cause to visit it in my head many times.
Update: 10/04/06 - I have posted a short video of the back nine here. (If you’re following along in the “golfchick chronicles” links, be aware this skips ahead.)
I have been […]
Published by golfchick on August 17th, 2006 tagged Favorite Posts, Golf Course Reviews And Stories | 2 Comments »
Conversation with a tweaking nihilist
This week, my work took me to Middleofnowhere, Ohio. In case that doesn’t ring a bell, it’s about an hour east of Neverheardofit, Indiana.
I must be getting old because there was a time this experience would have thrilled me in a romantic Kerouac-like hop-off-a-train kind of On the Road sort of way. Maybe I’m […]
