MingayGolf Gives Mad Props to Going for the Green Book
Neat to see Jeff Mingay, proprietor of Mingay Golf, and a budding golf designer, give a nice mention to my Going for the Green book: I’ve since learned Going for the Green… is remarkably well-written,...
View ArticleGet a grip – but do it your own damn self
Call it my latest Golf Pride Victory. Never again shall I darken Golf Town’s doors with an armload of irons in need of new grips. No more putting up with grips that fail to perform to expectations. And...
View ArticleIan Andrew’s The Caddy Shack Calls It A Day
I think the initial version of G4G on blogspot was the first golf blog of note in Canada (since then there have been several), but one thing is clear — I think Canadian golf architect Ian Andrew was...
View ArticleCountdown to Christmas . . .
Seasons greetings, all _ apologies for the radio silence of late, but the recent barrage of non-stop news, combined with a poorly timed golf sojourn in more southern climes, have been conspiring...
View ArticleNew Golf Blog: Out and Back
Though I couldn’t care less about full disclosure — this is my blog and I’ll write what I want — I should say that I worked with Thomas Dunne at Travel & Leisure Golf for several years. Tom is a...
View ArticleFive Questions with Punch Bowl Golf
Another good golf blog, Punch Bowl Golf, has hit the web, this one by Will Smith and Colin Sheehan, both actively interested and involved in golf design. They are spending a fair bit of time...
View ArticleLate for the Party
Im always intrigued at what brings Old World media to the web. I say that noting the G4G blog started six years ago “ and that Ive been writing for the Web, either at PGATour.com, SCOREGolf.com or at...
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