Monthly Archives: March 2013

Saving the Round

Posted on March 22, 2013 by Charles Prokop

“Manage the screw-up quotient. That’s what life is. Deft management of the screw-up quotient.” (From Edisto Revisited by Padgett Powell) Lately I haven’t been managing the screw-ups very well. I keep turning mid to upper 70’s rounds into low to … Continue reading →

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Anchored Putting in Old Scotland

Posted on March 8, 2013 by Charles Prokop

Tired of listening to today’s debate about anchoring, I had Sherman set the wayback machine to the mid 1400’s, just before James II banned “golfe.” If anyone could shed light on the true spirit of the game and the anchored … Continue reading →

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A Quick Round in Delhi

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Charles Prokop

If the powers that be really want to speed up play, they should talk with the marshals at the fictional Golden Greens Golf Course. According to The Case of the Missing Servant, by Tarquin Hall, the club is on the … Continue reading →

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