be brandon :)

Finally nailed down a partner for the tournament this weekend! Brandon from tualatin. He kills the ball...my only chance to coming close to winning will

Going to be in the p.p.s.f.c. Annual golf tournament aug 8th. At green mountain!

Me and ethan went to green mountain last thursday. Ethan did really good! Got his first par after sinking a 20 ft putt on a par 4! I shot a 44... Again...

Rain Rain, GO AWAY!!

Well, after a short 3 hours at the US Open, play was suspended due to a down pour of rain. And there is no end of the continuing rain in sight!

Puddles formed on some fairways, too, most notably at the 18th hole, which is built on a swamp. The 18th green, which is elevated, was virtually underwater when play was suspended.
The poor drainage at No. 18 -- it has had to handle nearly 30 days of rain since the beginning of May -- could provide an interesting wrinkle at the end of this championship.

USGA rules do not allow for a U.S. Open champion to be crowned in fewer than 72 holes, so play will continue until all four rounds can be completed. That means a Tuesday or Wednesday finish is not out of the question, especially considering the USGA was expecting rain through the weekend and into next week.

http://www.seattlepi.com/scorecard/golfnews.asp?articleID=234859

Bandon Dunes or Bust!

Bandon Dunes, Oregon

I have always heard of this nice, expensive golf course on the Oregon coast, Bandon Dunes. I heard it was right on the ocean, and it was a Scottish links course. I have always loved the links courses.

Today, I stumbled over some pictures of it on the website. OH MY GOSH!!!! What a beautiful course! Rated #2 in the Top 100 Public Golf Courses in America! The green fee is a small $225, but, God willing, I am going to play that course before I die!

-Jared

Winner of the 2009 Memorial

Great job, Tiger Woods! Way to finish the tournement at -12!

Ancient Golf book

If you get a chance, go to Google and type and take a look at "Golf: A Royal and Ancient Game." It was published in 1875. Very interesting point of view and history of the game.

-Jared