Jan
24
First of all, let me just say that I have to thank Fox News for making the "Make a statement with a question" headline a journalistic standard. You can totally get away with anything. Like:
"Will Tiger Woods quit golf to travel the world on foot solvi… more »
Jan
21
I can outblog PGA Tour's Tim Finchem while suffering from blog amnesia in anti-blog land
5 feedbacks »PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem has a blog! He has a blog!!!
You can find it here, and let me tell you, it's more entertaining than GolfWeek's last meeting on how they should commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Let's take a quick look at what… more »
Jan
19
Jamele Hill's latest column for ESPN.com is headlined with a question: "Can one awful comment change golf for better?"
The simple answer: No.
The last couple weeks have been a rocky one for the golf world, first with Kelly Tilghman's "lynch Tiger i… more »
Jan
18
Above is the cover GolfWeek Magazine chose to illustrate the Kelly Tilghman "lynch Tiger in the back alley" comment, in all its cute "play on words" glory. The cover goes along with a pathetic story by Senior Writer Scott Hamilton that does little more t… more »
Jan
16
When K.J. Choi ran away with the Sony Open to record his seventh career PGA Tour victory a couple thoughts ran through my head. First, it couldn't happen to a nicer guy. It's great to see Choi's success, as he truly is as good a person as he is a golfer.… more »
Jan
13
The fallout from Kelly Tilghman's "lynch him in a back alley" comment about Tiger Woods is slowly coming to a close, as pundits, golfers, fans, and just about everyone has made their opinion known about Tilghman's Golf Channel gaffe.
This is often the… more »
Jan
08
Kelly Tilghman's fast-rising career at Golf Channel has run flat into a brick wall after she brilliantly used the verb "lynch" along with the proper noun "Tiger Woods" in a sentence."Report: Golf Channel anchor apologizes for 'lynch' remark"Golf… more »
Jan
03
Ok, I'm pretty sure you're all with me on this. Russell Crowe is an annoying idiot. So, that fact has been created, and now exists, and cannot be argued about.
So, what I am proposing to you the reader, as well as to big-shot WorldGolf.com management,… more »
Jan
02
Here's a thought that occurred to me - today must be a great day for golf courses around the country. I mean, it's January 2.
With absolutely no proof aside from gut instinct, I say with complete confidence that this must be a great day for golf in th… more »
Dec
31
While my esteemed colleague (from what I'm told) Brandon Tucker, made a gleeful, awe-inspired, frivolous and pandering call that Tiger Woods will win the Grand Slam in 2008, I laughed directly into the face of his little bio photo at the top of his blog,… more »
Dec
28
Hey everyone, it's time to play "Caption this Image" the long-running blog game show that has swept the nation! Ok, this is the first time I've done it, but it can be a popular blog technique, or so I've read.
So, courtesy of Golf Blogger and Conan O'… more »
Dec
26
From time to time this blog edges into other subjects, often with an either substantial, or occasionally totally inconsequential connection to golf. It's not a completely uncommon occurrence in the world of golf blogging. Take into account Paris Hilton.… more »
Dec
20
During the 2004 Presidential Election, Chris Baldwin endorsed George W. Bush in a BadGolfer.com column. Baldwin's main reasoning (if you could call it that) was that Bush played golf and John Kerry windsurfed. With the BadGolfer.com endorsement in hand,… more »
Dec
13
Roger Clemens, Miguel Tejada, Barry Bonds named in Mitchell Report - is golf listening?
3 feedbacks »George Mitchell has unveiled his report on illegal steroids in baseball, and it names names: Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte, Miguel Tejada, Barry Bonds, Mo Vaughn, Lenny Dykstra, Paul Lo Duca, Eric Gagne, and David Justice, among others. Still Mitchell sai… more »
Dec
13
Chris Baldwin has a new post up, requesting Tiger Woods get involved with the 2008 Presidential Election, in at least some way ("It's time for Tiger Woods to follow Oprah into Presidential politics").
But the simple fact is, Tiger is not going to go a… more »
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