Blog Detail
Golf Fore the Good
http://www.golfforethegood.org
Celebrating Amateur Golf - Information and commentary for amateur golfers. GFTG provides a showcase for amateur golf: golf leagues, teams, organizations, benefit golf tournaments, special events. We're all about amateur golf! Golf and participate at Golf Fore the Good.
- Added on: Mar 19th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: velia
- Listed in: Golf
- Tags: Golf amateur golf special needs golf golf benefit free golf blogs charitable golf
Recent Posts
A (Tee) Time for Thanks and Giving
I truly miss blogging at GFTG on a regular basis, but please bear with me. I hope to be reaching a point in my other writing endeavor that I can again spend some time blogging at GFTG. Meanwhile, I’ll try to post a few items that have been back...
Swing Thoughts
It’s not that I haven’t been thinking about blogging, but life is just too darn short these days - and the summer even shorter. I haven’t abandoned Golf Fore the Good altogether but I’ll sure have a lot of catching up to do co...
Summer Games ~ And Some Are More Serious
Those of you who have followed this blog for a while might be aware that I have a bit of a “golf thing” with my brother - a continuous blood match, played out several times each year. I’ve been almost too busy to sharpen up my compe...
More Than Fair Weather Friends
It has been raining so often this spring in south eastern New England that most of us have simply given up on seeing the sun. It’s been great weather for ducks but not for golf. So when the Weather Channel said “chance of a few showers...
The Freedom of the Game
The Memorial Day holiday means more to me than every other holiday wrapped up together. It is more scared than Easter; more blessed than Christmas; more important than any President’s Day and - forgive me, Mom, but I know you’ll understand – mo...
Match Play - Don’t Do the Math
I am pretty good at math. Unfortunately, that isn’t a positive for me on the golf course. Even without a score card in hand, I usually know where my score stands. Doing too much math is the kiss of death on the golf course. One should look only...
