I remember the day clearly. I was summoned to the TravelGolf.com main complex to receive an important assignment.
It was a normal day at the complex, which inside is somewhat similar to the bar scene in the original Star Wars. Boss-in-chief Mark Nessmith was running around shirtless, screaming in a language I believed to be Farsi. Tim McDonald was mainlining Rogaine, while Chris Baldwin was furiously trying to locate Paula Creamer’s home phone number. Basically, it was business as usual around here.
Then came the assignment: They wanted me to go undercover to GolfBoards.com, take command away from Colonel Kurtz and restore GolfBoards.com to its former glory.
This was no easy task. At some point, GolfBoards.com became a grand experiment into the ideology of anarchy. Unfortunately, much like Somalia, warlords eventually took over. In this case, however, the warlords were trying to sell everything from viagra to every type of golf product you can imagine.
But no more. It was a long, dangerous mission, but I have slowly gained control, and am very pleased to announce that GolfBoards.com is now an under-control, moderated forum. And truly a happening place to be.
In our new Golf Talk section, we’re talking about Michelle Wie’s disqualification, the new slice-proof driver and many other topics. Other sections include, Best Golf Courses, Golf Humor and a whole section devoted to Bad Golfers.
It’s the scene, man.
So head on over to GolfBoards.com. You will be required to sign up, but it’s a simple, quick process that will ensure your anonymity and allow you to get into the conversations about golf and golf travel. Plus, it’s just one more place to clown Chris Baldwin (if that’s your thing). I’ll be there, keeping an eye on things and jumping into conversations, so come on by.
–WKW
WorldGolf.com's William K. Wolfrum blogs about everything in the world of golf and travel, including Michelle Wie, Lorena Ochoa, Tiger Woods and other PGA and LPGA headlines. Plus, he offers the humorous and obscure in news, politics and pop culture.
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