Big night for boys lacrosse.

Our Newsome Boys Team faces off against our rival Plant to decide who will continue to the Final 4 and have a path to the State of Florida Championship.

Both teams are a mere 3 victories away from being crowned state champions!

Checked my weather app today. Here are my saved locations which I rarely add or delete from on the app.

Some decent golf in these areas.

From May through August I have some pretty good historical golf rounds lined up.

I also get to play my first round ever as a member of CRCC.

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I honestly expected the pay to be higher for the US Open NBC Broadcast team. I knew they were cutting the budget, but to commentate from home is a bit much.

You are worth a lot more!

Trevor Immelman

On the next @TakinGolf History podcast I interview author Peter May about his new book, “Changing the Course.”

An important historical story of the PGA.

Great story!

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Peter May

Next week’s SOCIETY Newsletter dives into the move that almost made Florida the permanent home of the PGA Championship plus a fun little story about the Experimental Walter Travis!

Great issue coming on Tuesday & a new podcast is in the works for TalkinGolf History!

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Heading to Oakmont CC next week to see the restorative work Gil Hanse did at the club.

Hope to see you Dave Moore.

Only time for one round of golf.
Business before pleasure.

Can’t wait to see the changes before next year’s U.S. Open!

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Believe it or not this is my rookie card.

My first playing of the pre-1900 gutta percha era, National Hickory Championship.

For the record I won best dressed:)

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This gives me an idea….

It’s possible that the etymology of the word “track” in relation to golf, started with Old Musselburgh Links (one of the oldest courses in the world). I am sure many of you know, Musselburgh Links has and had a horse racing track in the middle of its links.

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The R&A

There is a fire at a Chicago Golf Club.

I have been told that it is the halfway house. Hope nobody was injured & very thankful it wasn’t in the clubhouse post-renovation.

It might be the Mona Lisa of golf course paintings. The use of the sprinklers just frames the image so well.

I joke because I love my club:)