- Have a little First Aid kit in the golf bag.
- Leave extra time to get to a tournament (like a whole hour if its a long way away and you have to negotiate big city traffic.)
- Know the hole you tee off on and how long it takes to get there.
- Don’t leave the coolers on the counter.
- It helps to play with people that are better that you are.
- There is a subtle, sub-conscious erosion of focus when playing with a vastly less experienced player. But playing with such player encourages qualities more essential in life than skill: courtesy, kindness and humility.
- You want to make me annoyed? Start telling me how much you hate the greens.
- You want to make Rob annoyed? Start telling him that the greens are what they are and everyone plays the same course.
- Twenty minutes of head-butting and whispered admonishments is generally par for the course each round for us.
- Don’t wear tiny ankle socks with a high ankle sneaker for an 18-hole amble.
- When you’ve got a First Aid kit, remember you have it before the blister is bleeding.
- We’ve got a trend going. 83 last week. 87 today. He got the action, he got the motion. Yeah, the boy can play ……… We ♥ the 80s !!
