I have been golfing on a semi-regular basis for at least twelve years. Even by conservative estimates, I have golfed about 200 rounds in my lifetime, which means that I’ve had about 800 realistic chances at getting an ace (assuming that there’s four par 3s on an 18-hole course). That’s a lot of swings on [...]
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An Improbable Hole in One
Posted in Sports, tagged ace, Golf, golf etiquette, hole in one, luck on June 18, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Visual Rhetoric and the Challenge of Critique
Posted in News, Sports, tagged broadcasting, Golf, golf etiquette, journalism, lynching, race relations, racism, social critique, Tiger Woods on January 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I wanted to pause from my busy day and meditate on some recent race-related furor in the golf world. In case you missed it, a few weeks ago during its coverage of the ever-exciting Mercedes Benz Championship, The Golf Channel commentators Nick Faldo and Kelly Tilghman were killing time, casually lamenting the dominance Tiger Woods [...]
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