by Mo'Golf | Dec 5, 2011 | Mo' Golf
The Links at Ivy Ridge is less than a decade old, but it fits like forever. The golf course is rugged, in a way that lets it glow on a March, July or December day, as it did today. The Scrambler, Coil and I snuck out for 18 holes in under four hours, stealing some...
by Mo'Golf | Dec 4, 2011 | Mo' Golf
Major championship? Nope. Regular tour event? Nope. Big-time victory? Yep. Tiger Woods took the lead at the Chevron on the back nine at Sherwood with birdies on 10 and 11, gave it back to Zach Johnson over the next few holes, then finished the field off with birdies...
by Mo'Golf | Dec 3, 2011 | Mo' Golf
We took a trip once, a winding route through back-country roads. One of the children created a “chevron system” to measure the depth of a curse. Very steep ones were “8 chevron curves.” This week, I’m thinking that Tiger Woods might be an...
by Mo'Golf | Nov 26, 2011 | Mo' Golf
Jeff Mingay is a golf course architect from Canada who exemplifies a new breed of architect, making a living in trying financial times. While the bubble has not blown away, it has certainly burst and golf course architects must be more and more creative in their...
by Mo'Golf | Nov 26, 2011 | Mo' Golf
Prelude: I’ve been working for two weeks with some simple exercises that Marie Achkar gave me on Saturday, November 12th, during our first meeting. I ran a comfortable Turkey Trot on Thursday, avoided all the heavy food that afternoon by washing dishes...