Archive for the 'Polls' Category
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When Will The Golf Chick Break 80? Pool Announcement and Progress Report
As my golf swing continues to progress, I started the pool about when I will break 80 over on my Golf Chick Facebook page last week and people are getting their votes in. There is an over/under for the less adventuresome but some people are also naming specific dates. I’ll tell you something – there [...]
Published by golfchick on July 21st, 2011 tagged Breaking 80, Facebook, Golf tips, Golfchick Performance And Progress, Jay Lim, Polls, Social Media, Swing Coach, twitter | 8 Comments »
Mulligans For Sale
Charity tournaments: love ‘em or hate ‘em? We can all get behind a cause and plenty of funds have been raised thanks to golf charity events, but do you enjoy playing in these tournaments? I do. Yes, I enjoy competitive, “serious” golf as well, but I also love getting out there in a scramble format [...]
Published by golfchick on August 7th, 2008 tagged Charity Events, Polls | 27 Comments »
Results Are In
Thank you for participating in the last two Golf Chick polls and making your voices heard. I think the results are interesting, and not quite what I expected. After Lorena Ochoa indicated she’s interested in competing in men’s events, I asked if you thought she should. I assumed most people would answer that she should [...]
Published by golfchick on July 24th, 2008 tagged Lorena Ochoa, Polls | 4 Comments »
“I Wanted to Beat Her, but I Could Not.”
When Annika Sorenstam and Lorena Ochoa battled it out here, Ochoa won. Twice in a row. Back in real life, the two top female golfers went at it in Ixtapa, Mexico on Saturday, where Annika took 11 skins to Lorena’s 7, making it the 3rd year in a row she defeated the now top-ranked female [...]
Published by golfchick on July 6th, 2008 tagged Annika Sorenstam, Lorena Ochoa, Polls, Pro Golf And Golfer Commentary | 6 Comments »
Duh… what’s a birdie?
You have probably encountered people who work at golf courses who don’t know the first thing about golf. Do you care? If they have any kind of impact on the course of play, of course they should know about golf. Course attendants or marshals need to know how things work to do their jobs effectively. [...]
