Archive for March, 2004
interesting tidbit: tiger’s speed dial
Yazan: mulligan | 09 March 2004 | Comments Off on interesting tidbit: tiger’s speed dial
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Tiger offers an interesting tidbit in Golf Digest. On his speed dial of his cell phone are: 1. Mark O’Meara 2. Notah Begay 3. John Cook 4. Charles Howell, and 5. David Toms 1,2, and 4 were no surprise, but John Cook and David Toms were. Also surprising are the golfers not on speed dial […]
Tweetcraig parry eagles the last
Yazan: mulligan | 08 March 2004 | Comments Off on craig parry eagles the last
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One of the purest golf shots I’ve ever seen. Craig Parry knocked his 6-iron from 176 yards out into the cup for eagle at the 18th yesterday, the first playoff hole against his competitor Scott Verplank at the Ford Doral Open. The eagle put a quick, but stirring end to the playoff. Parry gives unathletic […]
Tweetbravo, mark o’meara
Yazan: mulligan | 07 March 2004 | Comments Off on bravo, mark o’meara
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Upstaging his good buddy Tiger Woods at Dubai, Mark O’Meara clinched his first victory since his magical 1998 year in which he won his first and only 2 majors. Mark has a silky, rhythmical swing. This week, he changed his putting style to the “saw” grip — with his right hand palm down on the […]
Tweetken venturi: arnold palmer cheated to win ’58 masters
Yazan: mulligan | 06 March 2004 | Comments Off on ken venturi: arnold palmer cheated to win ’58 masters
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I was not aware of this controversy involving Ken Venturi’s claim that Arnold Palmer broke the rules to win the ’58 Masters. Venturi says that Palmer never declared his intention to play a second ball after a rules official denied his request for a drop due to an embedded ball. Later, the rules official’s decision […]
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