WAGs (wives and girlfriends) are the significant others of men in the limelight. The abbreviation is used regularly in articles and photo galleries.
And it’s bullshit. Continue reading
Author Archives: @connectgolf
Soren Jacobsen: Swing Like Her
I’ve spent my entire adult life (all of it that I can remember, anyway), wanting to be Ernie Els (on the golf course, at least). Continue reading
Mike Johnny: Larger Than They Appear
As I write this, it is International Women’s Day and the #Golfchat Authors have a monthly topic to contribute to, Women’s Objectification in Golf Media. Continue reading
Jim Burton: Caddies to Consumerism
For years, the perception was that the LPGA struggled to remain viable. Continue reading
Tiffany Chaisson: Looking Good vs. Being Good
July 2014 I picked up a club and fell in love. Continue reading
Jim Burton: Golf Financial Crisis
Panic has hit the golfing industry! Continue reading
Mike Johnny: Golf’s Own Six-Pack
Jack Nicklaus has likely forgotten more about the game of golf than I will ever know. Continue reading
Rodney Whitty: Alternative Traditions
Not having time is a popular excuse for those not getting out for golf in the evenings or weekends. Even with time off, are 18 holes in their plans? Continue reading
Cassie Norris: Driving Miss Crazy
Every golfer has an arsenal of complaints about the sport – pace of play, cost of equipment, poor sportsmanship, too many rules, etc. – and I feel like each and every whine-worthy topic has been covered, considered and covered again. Continue reading
Pete Flanigan: Information Underload
Golf Digest conducted a survey and found that the two aspects of a golf course that make golfers the happiest are course conditions (mostly the conditions of the greens) and the design of the course. Knowing these things before you go to the course is becoming more important, as green fees certainly aren’t decreasing.