Even the pros use excuses

With the fickle nature of golf, all of us are sometimes are in need of plausible excuses for our shots that go astray. It can’t always be our fault and excuses serve as a way of freeing us of part of the blame. Even the game’s best seem quick to tap down a ball mark or a cleat mark on the green when they miss a short putt, not wanting to admit they might have mishit the putt. I’m sure that with many pros still wearing spikes that on bent grass green that sometimes the excuse is valid. With most of us wearing soft spikes now, it’s not an excuse we amateurs can use very often. With all the photographers at the professional events, a click of a camera can actually be a distractio... Full Story
Renovations change golf scenery in DFW

The combination of a down economy and the overbuilding of golf courses throughout the United States more than a decade ago has reduced the number of new course openings dramatically. While there were no new courses opened in 2011 here in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, golfers will get to see different loo Full Story

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Should cell phone use be prohibited on the course?

As a Baby Boomer, or perhaps even an old codger, I’ve had a hard time adapting to what now is the smartphone era where many spent all their time texting, emailing or talking on their cell phones. I know cell phones can certainly can be distracting on the golf course, especially when you hear one of thos Full Story

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It’s not easy to find the right golf ball

It used to be an easier task to pick a golf ball. That’s not the case now. Manufacturers have developed all kinds of technological advances and today you have more than a 1,000 choices. So picking the right golf ball for you can be a difficult challenge. Since you are limited to using the same model in Full Story