Archives for: January 2007
Jan
29
"Scalping", often defined as reselling tickets for higher than face value, is illegal in many parts of America. It's illegal much like "happy endings" at 24-hour massage parlors. So long as its done discreetly, you shouldn't have to worry about being loc… more »
Jan
27
My fellow colleague Tim McDonald is right: if you're trying to pick up girls by banging away $500 mega-drivers on the indoor testing facility at the PGA Merchandise Show, you're playing to an empty house. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone, even… more »
Jan
27
Drivers are big, sexy and expensive. We are lured to them like bats to darkness. Long lines of blinded souls abound at the PGA Merchandise Show as they eagerly wait for a tee, where they will be fitted with the driver that will give themselves a perfect… more »
Jan
27
If you are like me, you like banging balls on the range. Just call me a monkey. The problem, is while we feel like we're putting in the time and effort, we've actually become mindless robots as we bash 20 7-irons in a row, then dedicate an entire small b… more »
Jan
26
As a first-time attendee to the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, I would have to describe the massive show room floor as "Organized Chaos". Less pushy than main streets in the Caribbean islands but more bustling than a morning on the Vegas Strip. It can… more »
Jan
26
Click here to watch.
Video Blog: Demo Day at the PGA Merchandise Show.
Couldn't make it to Orange County National's Demo Day? Here's a little of what you missed: more »
Jan
26
It's impossible not to run into Nike gear at the PGA Merchandise Show this week. Not only do they have an extensive equipment pavilion, they also have one of the largest apparel displays. Not only that, they have separate space dedicated entirely to thei… more »
Jan
25
I'm not the biggest of golf equipment gurus. That isn't to say however I'm not out for clothing that will make me look stylish no matter how my swing parts clash.
I'll let fellow bloggers Tim McDonald and Chris Baldwin scour the floor for the biggest… more »
Jan
19
When a teenager's 20th place finish is the only thing to get excited about regarding U.S. golfers under 30, you have a colossal problem.
As the only writer on this blog board in tune with the pulse of young golf in America and most likely the only o… more »
Jan
19
Congress busy passing bills on Florida Gators and sports, that's where our taxes are going
1 feedback »I'm all for a little fun at the office. Heck, I'm always first in line at our annual Krispy Kreme Day around the WorldGolf HQ, and the boss-man is starting to get a little annoyed with my zest to catch him with a Whoopie Cushion (never gets old, by the w… more »
Jan
17
I wasn't entirely cool with Tiger jumping into golf design, and I'm flat-out AGAINST Phil following suit with his new design ventures, albeit for completely different reasons.
With Tiger, my beef was basically that he's a sell-out who will do nothing… more »
Jan
12
It doesn't make much sense to me why so many airlines today are cutting the little things like pillows and snacks out of most domestic flights. My consultant buddy who travels from Detroit to San Francisco every week tells me NWA offers him no meal on a… more »


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