Winner Winner
Chad Campbell and is Sasquatch driver held on to win the “star studded” Bob Hope in Palm Springs. -25, aim low sheriff. Putting won the tourney for him though, with an average of 1.60 putts per GIR.
Chris DiMarco shot a 5-under 67 on Sunday and won the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship.
Played craps with Arnold Palmer
I was punching in course info into the Eat Golf Course Directory when this thought came to my mind.
Years ago I was in Mesquite Nevada with a buddy golfing and gambling in the desert. We went into the then Peppermill to gamble one night. The craps table was packed so we figured it was a hot game. When we squeezed in and started playing, the man throwing the dice was non other than Arnie himself!
As it turned out, he was in town designing the Oasis Golf Club and hung out in the casino at night. I wonder if the casino got back all the dough they paid him to design the course at the craps table?
Cleveland announces Black Pearl wedges
Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, January 20th, 2006
Categories: Golf Clubs • Golf Equipment • Golf Media
Categories: Golf Clubs • Golf Equipment • Golf Media
Bridgestone signs Paula Creamer
Paula Creamer has signed on with Bridgestone. BRIDGESTONE’S PRESS RELEASE:
PAULA CREAMER CHOOSES PRECEPT BALL IN HER QUEST TO BECOME #1
2005 LPGA Rookie of the Year Switches Ball for Technological Edge
Covington, Ga. — Adding to its worldwide TOUR Team, Bridgestone Golf, Inc. officially announced today that LPGA dynamo Paula Creamer will play a Precept golf ball in all professional tournaments beginning with the Women’s World Cup in Sun City, South Africa on Jan 20th, 2006. Creamer will kick-off the 2006 season using a prototype Precept ball in all professional competitions.
Golf and cell phones
Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, January 20th, 2006
Categories: Golf Accessories • Golf Equipment
Categories: Golf Accessories • Golf Equipment
Man I’ve been in the posting zone lately. I’ll just go with…
There’s a company called Soldius from the Netherlands which makes a golf bag with solar panels on it. This might be good for golfblogger‘s ridiculous item of the week. The solar panels allow you to charge your cell phone or blackberry.
If you’re golfing and you use your cell phone so much that you need to recharge it on the course, then you should just go away. I understand having a cell phone in case of emergency, but jabbering away on cell phones on the course is a big no-no in my book.
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