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Author Archives: Keith Hirshland
Ten Things I Would Tweet If I Was Still On Twitter… Volume Two
If Green is a color for both Oregon and the NY Jets why isn’t it part of either uniform Even though GB&I won the Walker Cup I wouldn’t change a thing about the competition I’m rooting for Roger Federer The … Continue reading
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Ten Things I Would Tweet If I Was Still On Twitter… Volume One
Julian Edelman seems like a punk I like most of the voices on Golf Channel’s coverage of the Evian Championship Why don’t tennis stats guys simply remove the word “unforced” from the errors column Is there anybody not happy that … Continue reading
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It Was Just Better Back Then
I awakened this morning pensive, dare I say even a little melancholy. Not because the Giants lost to the Dodgers in 14 innings last night (though that didn’t help) but more because I realize with each passing minute, hour, day, … Continue reading
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Stick A Fork In Him, He’s Done
One of the greatest professional golfers of his, or for that matter any, generation will never win on a PGA TOUR sanctioned event again. “Join the chorus”, you yell, “way to go out on a limb,” you cry, “people have … Continue reading
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Tagged PGA TOUR, Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, United States Open Championship
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Why This Fan’s U.S. Open Experience was Anything but “Miserable”
I spent Thursday through Sunday in University Place, Washington at Chambers Bay watching American golf’s national championship, the United States Open. I wasn’t alone, in fact far from it, joined by somewhere in the neighborhood of 45,000 other golf fans … Continue reading
I Love Playing Golf With My Wife
I play golf because I love the sport. I love golf because my parents, Lee and Ginger Hirshland, loved golf. They introduced my brothers and me to the game when we were kids, young enough to be interested, challenged and … Continue reading
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It’s Time to Put Golf Channel Founder Joe Gibbs in the World Golf Hall of Fame
On April 19th Jim Furyk won for the 17th time on the PGA TOUR. It was his first TOUR win in five years and immediately reignited the “does Jim Furyk belong in the Hall of Fame” discussion. I’m not here … Continue reading
Is Paula Creamer a “Lock” to make the 2015 U.S. Solheim Cup Team?
If the Solheim Cup was next month, not this fall, and you’re Captain Juli Inkster is Paula Creamer one of your two captain’s selections to make the team? Before you holler a resounding, “Of Course!” Let’s look at some numbers. … Continue reading
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Tagged Catriona Matthew, Charle Hull, Juli Inkster, LPGA Tour, Paula Creamer, Solheim Cup
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If You Love The SF Giants Then You Hate The LA Dodgers (and vice versa)
The Los Angeles Dodgers travelled 383 miles North this week to take on the San Francisco Giants and add another page to, what I believe is, the best rivalry in team sports. I know that worldwide you’ll argue Australia’s Wallabies … Continue reading
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Tagged Juan Marichal, LA Dodgers, Orel Hershiser, SF Giants, Vin Scully, Willie Mays
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My Look at a Texas PGA TOUR Player With Plenty of Firepower
Masters Champions Jordan Spieth is taking a well deserved break but another “can’t miss kid” with Texas ties is teeing it up at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans this week. Less than a decade ago Colt Knost was golf’s … Continue reading