Golf On TV March 18 - 21 2010

If you need a break from March Madness, here’s this weekend’s professional golf television coverage

PGA Tour
Transitions Championship
Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club, Palm Harbor, Florida.
Thurs. March 18, Friday, March 19: The Golf Channel 3:00 - 6:00 PM
Sat, March 20; Sunday, March 21:
NBC 3:00 - 6:00 PM

Champions Tour
Off this week. Fred Couples misses a paycheck. I hope he’s saved up for this.

Nationwide Tour
Off this week.

LPGA
Off This Week

European Tour:
Trophee Hassan II
Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, Rabat, Morocco

Thursday March 18; Friday, March 19:
The Golf Channel 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Saturday, March 20; Sunday, March 21:
The Golf Channel 10:00 Am - 1:00 PM

March 17, 2010 |  Category: Television and Media
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108th Anniversary of Bobby Jones’ Birth

Bobby Jones was born March 17, 1902. He was without a doubt the greatest amateur golfer ever, with five US Amateur titles and one British amateur. That’s to go along with four US Open and three British Open titles—all as an amateur.

For more, I recommend this book:

The Grand Slam: Bobby Jones, America, and the Story of Golf


And this video: Bobby Jones, Stroke of Genius (Special Edition)

 

 

March 17, 2010 |  Category: History
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Obama On Tiger Woods

Even President Obama has something to say about Tiger. In an interview with the President I just saw on Fox News, Obama said:

Tiger has acknowledged that he betrayed his family. That is a personal issue that he has to work out. I hope they’ve worked it out. I am sure he will still be a terrific golfer.

March 17, 2010 |  Category: News
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10% Off Coupon For In The Hole Golf

March 17, 2010 |  Category: Deals
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The First Round of the 2010 Campaign

Green Oaks March 2010

Spring finally arrived in Michigan this past weekend as temperatures soared into the sixties and the last of the snowmen suffered a well-deserved death under a torrent of rain.  I’ve been chomping at the bits for several days, and had even gone so far as to put my clubs and cart back in the Subaru. Prospects for a round, however, were dim: Saturday and Sunday were booked with my second job as “Dad, the Chauffeur”, Monday was Cub Scout and Boy Scout Night; and Tuesday was our 19th Wedding Anniversary. My best chance likely would be Thursday.

But on Tuesday morning, I got a text message on my BlackBerry from Mrs. GolfBlogger: Taking Boys To Zap Zone and dinner after school. Go Play Golf.

What a woman!

I thought briefly about protesting that we should be going out on the town, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned in 19 years, it’s that Mrs. Golfblogger doesn’t say something unless she means it. And she wanted me to play golf.

The sky was a brilliant blue as I teed off at Green Oaks golf course in Ypsilanti. There are a lot of courses open right now, but Green Oaks long has had a reputation as one of the best draining tracks in the area. The rumor is that it was built atop a sand pit. As expected, I found it to be in terrific condition for this time of year.

My first two shots were well short of the plan, but I had a nice chip and putt for a par. The rest of the round didn’t go as well—bogey golf, mostly—but it really didn’t matter. The temperature was perfect for shirt-sleeves and long-pants, the sun was out, and signs of spring all over. There were Mallard couples on the ponds; the grass showed flashes of green. Just walking the fairways was a joy.

What a great Anniversary present from Mrs. GolfBlogger!

 

 

 

 

March 17, 2010 |  Category: Michigan Golf
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