Archive for the 'Interviews' Category
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The Commish that Saved the LPGA
Twenty years ago, the LPGA looked a lot like it does today. Sponsors and tournaments were dropping off like flies. The Commissioner was being removed from duty. Players were unhappy. Then the organization made a winning move by replacing Bill Blue with Charles Mechem. He developed a good relationship with the players and the media, […]
Published by golfchick on July 12th, 2009 tagged Interviews, News, Pro Golf And Golfer Commentary | 11 Comments »
LPGA Reminds Wie That She’s a Sideshow
After failing to sign her scorecard on Friday, Michelle Wie was disqualified from the State Farm Classic. Only the LPGA failed to tell her about it until she had completed her round the following day.
After an imaginary journalist asked her how she felt about being used by the LPGA for the attention she brings to […]
Published by golfchick on July 21st, 2008 tagged Interviews, Michelle Wie, Pro Golf And Golfer Commentary | 8 Comments »
Striking Writers May Give Up Golf Memberships But They Keep Their Humor
A week or so ago I put up what I thought was an off topic post that showcased a video made by a writer on strike. That video got a lot of attention (not from this site) and it turns out that writer Bob Kushell actually does play golf. He was kind enough to […]
Published by golfchick on December 21st, 2007 tagged Interviews, News | 1 Comment »
How to live with the Putting Yips - video
Remember Neil? He is the friend I wrote about in an article for World Golf who has had the putting yips for years.
Neil has learned to live with his affliction and recently improved even more. I loaned him this book, which he says actually helped quite a bit. The biggest difference? He doesn’t care anymore. […]
Published by golfchick on October 3rd, 2007 tagged Golf tips, Interviews, Mental Game, Putting, The Dreaded "Y Word" | 9 Comments »
Golfchick sighting on Shakesville
Admittedly, I don’t read too many non-golf blogs. It’s a time issue, mostly. One I do like to read is Shakesville. While its success and readership dwarfs that of this humble blog, I only discovered it recently, thanks to the addition of contributor William K. Wolfrum, the strapping golf blogger I also read over […]
