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The Evolution of Golf Travel
When it comes to golf travel, there are a lot of self-limiting misconceptions passed down through the folklore of the golf gods. The most common one: you have to stay on property to play resort courses. Sometimes that's true. A lot of times it isn't.
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The Silent Cart Ride
As he comes back to the cart, you have no idea what to say. You buy yourself some time by going to fill his divot, hoping this good intentioned act won’t be construed as passive aggressive in his fragile state. You sit back down and step on it.
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The Front Nine: Top Nine U.S. Public Courses We've Played
This isn't a ranking of the "best" golf courses. It's definitely not based on my scores. Otherwise you'd be looking at a list of central Connecticut munis. It's a ranking of the public courses in the United States that I'd be most excited to play again tomorrow. And that you should look into playing ASAP.
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The 7 Stages Of Losing Your Golf Ball
You follow through one-handed and lean listlessly to the left as you watch your ball sail wayward. If you were in a tour event, you’d have every marshal on the tee emphatically pointing their yellow signs to the right in an effort to avoid an injury.
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Golf Trips on the Company Dime
You like golf, but you have to work. A tale as old as time But what if you didn’t have to choose?
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The Provisional Ball Conundrum
You take the club back quickly, transition even quicker, and jerk it down like you’re mining for diamonds in the Congo. You lift your head at least a full second early and deliver an over the top strike that starts left, dives further left, and takes a hard left bounce toward a white stake.
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Playing Through
You get up to the third green, fix your pitch mark, and throw some change on your ball. A quick glance at the fourth tee confirms that the group who’s been playing slow for the first three holes is showing no signs of acceleration, as player one hits his drive about 40 yards.
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The Bad Warm Up
You roll into the parking lot exactly an hour and four minutes before your tee time. Your arrival time should afford you a full warm up, a coffee, and a resulting bathroom break, before your tee time.
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4 Easy Ways To Tell If You're A Slow Golfer
Typically the slow group contains one or two main culprits. The issue is nobody ever thinks it’s them. So let us help you out. If you can’t spot the slow player in the group, it’s probably you.
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The Open: Day 1
By Danny Greens
/ July 14, 2016
Round 1 Recap Phil the Thrill in Prime FIGJAM Form; Shoots Major Record-Tying 63 Thursdays of a major are always...
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Fore Things From This Past Weekend
By Danny Greens
/ July 12, 2016
In another stunning display of sheer absurdity... The Women's US Open became a USGA fun house down the stretch filled...
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If You Had a Golf Genie, What Would Be Your One Wish?
By Danny Greens
/ July 3, 2016
During today's Golf Channel early round coverage, Sir Terry Gannon and Nick Faldo inadvertently brought up an interesting topic: if...
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Free Money
By Danny Greens
/ June 30, 2016
This week the PGA Tour presents us with an opportunity to see all most of the top players in the world...
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