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All of The Masters Coverage Today Makes Me Happy and a Little Sad.
As exciting as The Masters Tournament has been lately, or the 2015 edition might end up being, I can’t shake this feeling that something is missing. Maybe better said, something has been lost. I am an avid golf fan, with … Continue reading
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A Sail Through Paradise Part Four
If this is a return visit, you know this trip started on St. Thomas where we boarded a catamaran and set out for St. John and then Tortola. The journey included me, my wife, mother and father-in-law and my wife’s … Continue reading
A Sail Through Paradise Part Three
Overnight the wind had gone from blasting to merely blowing which meant we could unfurl the mainsail, let out the jib, and spend the morning of our next day on the water, riding the breeze, under sail. The next destination … Continue reading
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A Sail Through Paradise Part Two
After dinner, drinks and a good night’s sleep we woke early and visited the coffee shop/breakfast spot near the dock. I savored the last triple espresso, vanilla, breve latte I would have for a week. It was delicious. Back on … Continue reading
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Tagged Annaberg Plantation, cyoacharters.com, St. John Island
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My Most Memorable Golf Channel Moments
On January 17th The Golf Channel celebrated its 20th birthday. I know these days it’s just Golf Channel but in those days, 20 years ago, the “The” was still part of the name of the network. I was hired in … Continue reading
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Tagged Annika Sorenstam, Arnold Palmer, Beth Daniel, Casey Martin, Curt Byrum, David Manougian, Davis Love III, Denny Schreiner, Donna Caponi, Dottie Pepper, Doug Tewell, Ed Fiori, EMMY Award, Golf Channel, Grant Boone, Jerry Foltz, Justin Peters, Karrie Webb, Kay Cockerill, Meg Mallon, Michelle Wie, Mickey Mouse, Mike Donald, Mike Hulbert, Morris Hatalsky, Nancy Lopez, Pat Bradley, Patty Sheehan, Paula Creamer, Payne Stewart, Peter Kessler, PGA TOUR, Scott Van Pelt, Solheim Cup, Taylor Smith, The Big Break, Tiger Woods, Tim Finchem, Tom Lehman
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A Sail Through Paradise Part One
I am a landlubber. In fact I just might take “landlubbing” to the extreme. I get little enjoyment from going in the water. I see nothing relaxing about lying under the sun, at a beach, on the sand. Landlubber IS … Continue reading
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Tagged British Virgin Islands, cyoacharters.com, Jaws, Peter Benchley, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
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Would a Return to Wordsmiths Make American Golf Broadcasts Better?
Another golf season is upon us which, for me, most certainly includes plenty of time sitting in front of the television imploring various announcers to just “Shut up!” I produced golf on television for two decades and spent some of … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Shupak, Alan Shipnuck, Ben Wright, Beth Ann Nichols, Brandel Chamblee, Brian Hewitt, Champions Tour, David Feherty, Doug Ferguson, Frank, Frank Nobilo, Gary Koch, Gary McCord, Gary Van Sickle, Geoff Shackelford, Golf Channel, Grant Boone, Henry Longhurst, Jack Whitaker, Jeff Babineau, Jerry Foltz, Jim Nantz, Kay Cockerill, Kraig Kann, Mark Rolfing, Masters Tournament, Peter Alliss, PGA TOUR, Roger Maltbie, Ron Sirak, Ryan Ballangee, Sony Open in Hawaii, Steve Sands, Verne Lundquist
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Is This Golf’s Best Kept Secret?
Nestled among the pine, oak and maple filled hills of western New Jersey you can find one of golf’s treasures. While this bounty is not buried you will definitely need a map to discover the spot. The jewel is the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Shepherd, Annika Sorenstam, Arnold Palmer, Ben Hogan, Bob Jones, Greg Norman, Hickok Belt, Hunter Mahan, Hy peskin, Jack Nicklaus, JoAnne Carner, John Russell Pope, Johnny Miller, Jordan Spieth, Juli Inkster, Michelle Wie, Mickey Wright, Nancy Lopez, Nick Faldo, Payne Stewart, Tiger Woods, USGA, Walker Cup
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In Your Perfect World Which Pro Golfer Wins Next?
The world of golf had reasons to celebrate recently when a couple of the “good ones” found their way back to the winner’s circle. Just two weeks ago good guy Charley Hoffman won on the PGA TOUR while long suffering, … Continue reading
MLB Should Change How and When it Votes for Post Season Awards
This month Clayton Kershaw was awarded both the 2014 National League Cy Young and the NL Most Valuable Player for his work as the “senior circuit’s” best pitcher. It was the Los Angeles Dodger lefty’s second straight “Cy” win and … Continue reading