2011 Tavistock Round One Results

Written by: Tony Korologos | Monday, March 14th, 2011
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Tavistock Cup

Helicopter delivers players to 2011 Tavistock Cup

Here are the results after today’s first round of the Tavistock Cup.  The second round is tomorrow.  To see who is on what team, see my first 2011 Tavistock Cup post.

Team Albany -28
Team Isleworth -30
Team Lake Nona -25
Team Queenwood -16


First look inside the new HOG World Headquarters

Written by: Tony Korologos | Monday, March 14th, 2011
Categories: MiscellaneousSite News

The new Hooked On Golf Blog / The Golf Space world headquarters isn’t finished, but it is taking shape and looking good!  Below is an exclusive photo of the new control center, the brains behind HOG Lab.

Hooked On Golf Blog

HOG World Headquarters operations center - Click for larger version


Today’s Tavistock Cup TV times and teams – Set your DVR

Written by: Tony Korologos | Monday, March 14th, 2011
Categories: European TourPGA TourPro GolfTiger Woods
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The Tavistock Cup is on today.  Set your DVR before you head out to work!

12:00-5:00pm ET Golf Channel
7:00-9:00pm ET Golf Channel

Team Albany

Tim Clark, Ernie Els, Trevor Immelman, Ian Poulter, Justin Rose and Tiger Woods

Team Isleworth

Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby, Brian Davis, J.B. Holmes, Sean O’Hair and Lee Janzen

Team Lake Nona

Ross Fisher, Retief Goosen, Peter Hanson, Graeme McDowell, Henrik Stenson and Oliver Wilson

Team Queenwood

Thomas Bjorn, Darren Clarke, David Howell, Soren Kjeldsen, Paul McGinley and Adam Scott


State of my game. Perhaps I should say lack of a game…

Written by: Tony Korologos | Sunday, March 13th, 2011
Categories: Life

Shoulder status

It has been over seven weeks since I’ve hit a golf ball. I’m still coming back from my separated shoulder, which was seven weeks and two days ago. Full recovery according to my doctor, is 6-8 weeks. I think the shoulder is healed over 90%. For the first time in weeks I actually slept on my right side for about 10 minutes without pain. And the last couple of mornings I’ve awakened to no shoulder pain. It was especially bad in the mornings for weeks.

The bad news

I’ve been moving my home and HOG World Headquarters to a fantastic new location, but the heavy lifting has taken its toll on me. For years I’ve been under doctor’s orders not to lift heavy items because of my scoliosis (curved spine).   Being a rock head, I disregarded those orders and lifted some very heavy items.  I’m paying the price for doing that.  For the last couple of weeks I’ve had extremely bad back spasms. The best way to describe them would be like having an ice pick stabbed into your lower back.  These spasms are so bad they make me actually “yelp” out loud.  Yesterday it was so bad, I could hardly lift a gallon of milk from the store shelf to my shopping cart.

I’m going to take it easy now.  I have to.  I hope the spasms end soon.  Nothing heavy today.  Just watching golf on TV and doing some golf blogging.


This week’s tweets for 2011-03-13

Written by: Tony Korologos | Sunday, March 13th, 2011
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  • I'd like to suggest we call sand baggers and people who don't report all of their scores what they really are: CHEATERS. #
  • Back brace on. Icing too. Pain is over the top… #
  • The data center which houses our dedicated server is under a massive DDoS attack. Every time the shut it down the… http://fb.me/tgs68B48 #
  • HOG / TGS server under major DDoS attack. Will be back online asap. #
  • Still snowing, only harder now. #
  • New memory card in 12.1 megapixel camera. Can now shoot 9999 photos at 3000×4000 pixels, and shoot 176 minutes of HD video. That should do. #
  • It is SNOWING hard here… BOOOO! #
  • The move to the new HOG World Headquarters begins today….Offline for a while. #
  • The tape delay at the Honda is making it just like when I catch up with reality via fast forwarding my DVR… @thehondaclassic #
  • Anyone get the impression that Frank Nobilo really doesn't want Sabbatini to win? #

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