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Bart Potter is an Olympia freelance writer and golf enthusiast. His column on the local and regional golf scenes will appear on Tuesdays. He can be reached at: greygoatee06@msn.com.
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If I ever wanted to exercise my right to be truly golf-deranged, I know the guy who can set up my five-day 18-36-36-36-18 road trip.
To say Heather Hansen is a golf lobbyist is the truth, but not the whole truth.
All eyes in the golf world will be on San Diego's Torrey Pines this week as the PGA Tour comes to town.
It paid the bills, but Ted Trask had a fundamental problem with his janitorial business. He didn't like cleaning. So, operating on the theory that if you do what you like, you'll like what you do, he went looking for another business to run. "I do like golf," Trask said.
It might be time to wind down your fantasy football season when you find yourself agonizing between Brandon Manumaleuna and Ben Hartsock for your last pick of the playoff draft.
Nobody's had a major-tournament year like Dustin Johnson had in 2010, ever.
You might have seen the cartoon by Glen Le Lievre in the latest issue of the New Yorker that shows a city bus with a bubble on top, pipes running from two sides, encasing a couple of wildly gesticulating men seated at a desk. The lettering on the side reads, "This bus runs on punditry."
The guy with the best facial hair in Q School is about to become the most recognizable rookie on the PGA Tour.
If it were his goal - and it's not - to conquer the golf world, the master teacher would do it one short game at a time.
Golf is a pretty good sport for stat geeks, and for the college game no one spits out the numbers faster than Golfstat.