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Tag Archives: Lee Trevino
I Think You Owe Me A Quarter
When I watch the Wyndham Championship I like to compare the course to the one I saw when I went to the Greater Greensboro Open in 1976. That was the last year the tournament was at Sedgefield before moving to … Continue reading
Posted in PGA Tour, reflections on golf
Tagged Al Geiberger, Lee Trevino, Wyndham Championship
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The Sisyphus Blues
Like most players, my game goes through cycles. I find some things that work and I use them until they quit working. I keep tinkering even when I’m playing well, and eventually the house of cards comes tumbling down and … Continue reading
Posted in daily golf issues
Tagged golf training aids, Kenny Perry, Lee Trevino, The Inside Approach, Tom Lehman
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A Trip Back To 1976 Greensboro
One Sunday in the spring of 1976 my wife, myself, and a fellow intern headed from Durham to Greensboro to take in the final round of the Greater Greensboro Open. As most of you probably know, the GGO went on … Continue reading
Posted in golfing memoir, PGA Tour
Tagged Al Geiberger, Greater Greensboro Open, Lee Trevino, Sam Snead, Wyndham Championship
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Get Back In That Place
The last cut on Jerry Jeff Walker’s Viva Terlingua! album is London Homesick Blues, by Gary P. Nunn. As the Lost Gonzo Band plays the intro you can hear Gary mutter into the microphone as he gets ready to sing, saying … Continue reading
