Chip Shots
This entry was posted on 1/2/2006 12:23 PM and is filed under uncategorized.
Do golf balls and pasta have something in common or did Martha Stewart
name Noodle golf balls? I must say though, their headline is
great: “Noodle, Long and Soft.”
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I’ve had lessons from every guru except the golf whisperer. What would he tell me -- psst, psst, psst?
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Don't do Hamlet over a missed putt. If you hit a bad shot the
golf course hits back. Why get in a slugfest with something you
mow?
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Televised golf needs Lewis Black reporting from the tower at sixteen.
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I'd rather play golf than eat. My playing partners would rather watch me eat.
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I ditched my 2-iron. It was an underplayed day-wrecker.
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Now that Augusta National televises the Masters commercial free we have an idea what golf on C-Span would be like.
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I wish I knew why touring pros wear sunglasses on the back of their heads on sunny days.
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Would you call Jesper Parnevik’s wardrobe "fashion courage?"
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No matter how good a set of used golf clubs might look, someone got sick and tired of them.
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My friend Dave bought new clubs recently -- at least they were new to him.
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It’s hard to imagine Scott Hoch blowing a party horn.
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A British newspaper ran this headline: “Blind Golfer Under Investigation.” Did he squat to line up a putt?
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Several things run through my mind on the green. One is: Help me pull the putter back.
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Putters don’t grow on trees. The ones up there are 3-putt helicopters.
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Let's play Jeopardy:
“Golf Trivia for $1,000, Alex.”
The answer is Pebble Beach.
“Um, that’s a tough one. Wait, I have it. What did Jesper Parnevik name his daughter?”
Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner.
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Is there a golfer named Righty?
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Golf lessons are humiliating. Pros make me feel like a delinquent
in the principal’s office. One pro told me to go pick up the
balls.
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One Sunday, I realized I was wearing red, so I went home and changed.
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I have urges to chop down trees to make holes easier.
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Sergio Garcia’s waggle reminds me of Ed Norton limbering-up at the piano.
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Harley Schreckengost was on his way to a course record at the Fairbanks
Alaska Golf and Sledding Club when the cup at 16 froze over.
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