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Best 12th Hole In Buffalo-Niagara Voting Has Begun

by Mo'Golf | Apr 13, 2012 | Mo' Golf, Rico's Rants, The Mouth, The Scrambler

Eight candidates have reached the stage for an exciting debate over which hole should close the second third of BuffaloGolfer.Com’s Best Nth Hole In Buffalo-Niagara. Four private and four public courses, with an abundance of par three nominees, have proclaimed...

Glen Oak Comes Up Big On Number Eleven

by Mo'Golf | Apr 13, 2012 | Mo' Golf, Rico's Rants, The Mouth, The Scrambler

Glen Oak Golf Course in Amherst rolled the dice and came up big on number eleven, carrying the Robert Trent Jones, Sr.-designed par five hole to Best 11th Hole in Buffalo-Niagara honors. The double-dogleg thriller outpaced seven other lucky elevens to win the hand....

Bubba Wins Bubba’s Way

by mouth | Apr 10, 2012 | The Mouth

Do you want to know what’s crazy about the ridiculous shot Bubba Watson authored on the second playoff hole at Augusta National Sunday evening to win The Masters? It really wasn’t that hard. I’m serious, it wasn’t. Sure, it was a blind 155-yard hard draw off of the...

Best 11th Hole in Buffalo-Niagara: Put It To A Vote

by Mo'Golf | Apr 5, 2012 | Mo' Golf, Rico's Rants, The Mouth, The Scrambler

The Best 11th hole vote is open for debate. It features a Southwestern battle with Elkdale and Moon Brook, a top private club tussle matching Crag Burn and CCBuffalo, along with Fox Valley, Elma Meadows, Terry Hills and Glen Oak. As in previous weeks, par 4 and 5...

Arrowhead Opens Back Nine With Win

by Mo'Golf | Apr 5, 2012 | Mo' Golf, Rico's Rants, The Mouth, The Scrambler

Arrowhead’s tenth hole staved off competition from seven other back-nine openers to win the best 10th Hole in Buffalo-Niagara vote. The classic risk-reward par five, a Scott Witter original, garnered nearly 200 of the 508 votes cast and became the 10th...

Masters Week Is Here

by mouth | Apr 2, 2012 | The Mouth

I enjoy watching great golf probably more than I enjoy playing the game. That’s a crazy thought for many golfers who measure their summers by rounds played and strokes saved. But, in all honesty, I’d rather watch Sunday at a major championship than play 18...