40 posts tagged Flesch

AT&T Classic Predictions May 13th, 2008 We’re heading to Georgia this week for the AT&T Classic at TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth. Par 72, 7,293 yards, $990,000 to the winner. (These guys are still willing to play for less than a million?) We’re looking at a fast, firm layout thanks to the ongoing drought

The Players Championship - Predictions May 6th, 2008 Next up, the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass in Florida, the “fifth of four majors.” Reminds me of a girl I know who was born with the “sixth of five” toes. It was removed surgically, and they did a great job, in my opinion—but I guarantee the surgeon didn’t get $1.71 million for his/her work.

Okay, so I've got this book and It's called How To Write, Speak, and Think More Effectively by Rudolf Flesch.  I was flipping throught it(it gets boring after a while) and I found highlighted steps(the person before me must have done this.  I got it a a book swap-nerd, Iknow) that should improve the

Verizon Heritage Results - Boo! April 20th, 2008 A solid week for Lefty Links at the Verizon Heritage. True, many of the favorites did well, which makes it easier to look good, but in my defense, I did lay off some of the big name stinkers this week, like Snedeker (T53), Els (cut), and Rose (withdrawal).

Half of golf is fun; the other half is putting. −Peter Dobereiner It wasn’t that long ago that Steve Flesch was putting “very poorly.” You wouldn’t have known it last week at the Masters. The southpaw was dropping par-saving putts in the throw-up range and beyond like it was no big deal.

Half of golf is fun; the other half is putting. ?Peter Dobereiner It wasn’t that long ago that Steve Flesch was putting “very poorly.” You wouldn’t have known it last week at the Masters. The southpaw was dropping par-saving putts in the throw-up range and beyond like it was no big deal.

Verizon Heritage Predictions April 14th, 2008 Now that the little warm-up event known as the Masters is finally over, it’s time to get ready for the main event, the one we really care about – the Verizon Heritage at Hilton Head Island, SC.

  While watching the final round of the Masters with a friend Sunday afternoon, we both had a few doubts about Trevor Immelman’s play. There was the missed birdie putt on No. 7, followed by a bogey on 8. Then a bogey on the par-3 12th, followed by a disastrous double bogey on 16.

Watching Tiger Woods play his final round of the 2008 Masters I have to admit that maybe I’m wrong. See, I continue to believe that Woods’ failure to win when trailing after 54 holes in a major (0-16 when trailing by six shots or less) is a fluke statistic.

Watching Tiger Woods play his final round of the 2008 Masters I have to admit that maybe I’m wrong. See, I continue to believe that Woods’ failure to win when trailing after 54 holes in a major is a fluke statistic.