Archive for October, 2006

5th 2006f October, 2006

daily source for news about golf, golf equipment, golf tournaments, golf courses and golf instruction :: Monty upbeat about Ryder chances

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Colin Montgomerie tipped Europe to win an historic third consecutive Ryder Cup in 2006 following Britain and Ireland’s Seve Trophy success over the weekend. Read More …

5th 2006f October, 2006

Golf Blogger :: GigaGolf Acer XP High Trajectory Irons

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5th 2006f October, 2006

The Sand Trap :: PGA: A Wednesday on the PGA Tour

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I live near Greensboro, NC and this week’s PGA Tour stop is at Forest Oaks Country Club for the Greater Greensboro Charity Classic. In place of my normal Thursday column, The Numbers Game, I thought I’d bring you some sights and ex…

5th 2006f October, 2006

daily source for news about golf, golf equipment, golf tournaments, golf courses and golf instruction :: Cink gave USA game to cheer

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Stewart Cink wanted to be in the Ryder Cup because he said he knew what it meant to step on the first tee at The K Club. The …
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4th 2006f October, 2006

daily source for news about golf, golf equipment, golf tournaments, golf courses and golf instruction :: Europe runs away with Ryder Cup

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Europe won the Ryder
Cup on Sunday after Luke Donald and Henrik Stenson won their
matches to give the home side an unbeatable lead. Read More …

4th 2006f October, 2006

daily source for news about golf, golf equipment, golf tournaments, golf courses and golf instruction :: Review : Big Bertha Titanium 454

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 I’m a beginner and bought a mediocre golf set. I couldn’t hit with the stock driver, but once I tried using one of my friend’s Big Bertha, I hit my first descent shot. This driver is very forgiving and delivers farther distance than my cheap stock driver. It also boost my confidence. Read complete review

4th 2006f October, 2006

daily source for news about golf, golf equipment, golf tournaments, golf courses and golf instruction :: PGA Golf Pro Hall of Fame to induct Nicklaus, 6 others

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The PGA Golf Professional Hall of Fame announced Tuesday that it will induct seven, including Jack Nicklaus, in its 2006 class. Read More …

4th 2006f October, 2006

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4th 2006f October, 2006

daily source for news about golf, golf equipment, golf tournaments, golf courses and golf instruction :: Faldo agrees to become lead analyst for CBS golf coverage

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Nick Faldo joined CBS Sports as its lead golf analyst on Tuesday, giving him more air time than any other golf broadcaster but …
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4th 2006f October, 2006

Miracle drug of anger

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Miracle drug of anger

Raging against Republican hypocrisy is the tonic that keeps us old liberals forever young.

By Garrison Keillor

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……….. Pick up a newspaper and read about Congress and you will find yourself yelling at walls and terrifying the cat. Last week, Congress moved to suspend habeas corpus, one thing that distinguishes a civil society from a police state. Reaction was muted.

Then the Party of Family Values was revealed to have protected a sexual predator in its midst until finally a reporter asked some pointed questions and the honorable gentleman resigned and ran off to recovery camp: This level of hypocrisy takes a person’s breath away. You thought that Abramoff, Norquist, Reed & DeLay had established new lows, but the elevator is still descending.

The power of righteous vexation is what keeps so many old Democrats hanging on in nursing homes long past the time they should have kicked off. Ancient crones from FDR’s time are still walking the halls, kept alive by anger at what has been done to our country. Old conservationists, feminists, grizzled veterans of the civil rights era fight off melanoma, emphysema, Montezuma, thanks to the miracle drug of anger. Slackers and cynics abound, not to mention nihilists in golf pants and utter idiots. Time to clean some clocks. As Frost might have written, “The woods are lovely, dark and thick. But I have many butts to kick and some to poke and just one stick.”

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