“I love,” writes Golf Widow Suzanne Daniels to the Founder, “how you use ‘golfer Walter Mitty’ to have a narrator transform any situation/object into a reverie of golf. If most pieces take this form, using this conceit, the site will resemble a genre of literature in installments; here, with readers anticipating the next clever analogy/metaphor and subsequent armchair adventure in golf…The narration should incorporate more specific observations, such as commentators make on-air, while the shot is being set up. This makes the ‘course’ itself, and narrative, more credible, showing...

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The Old Man visited the famous California course designed by George C. Thomas, Jr., in 1923, where he noted that shoe cleaning/polishing is no charge but the golf rate is a stern $180.

The Nittany Lion (the Founder’s 3-wood has a Penn State Nittany Lion headcover) did not follow the game plan at MCAS Miramar Memorial yesterday. Instead of nailing Top-Flites down the fairway, the club muffed shots three yards and a cloud of dust. In the photo, the Nittany Lion's teammates Mike and Neil block downfield. Full disclosure: The Founder was not a member of the university golf team while in the German Department’s Master’s degree program (for one semester in 1988); the headcover was found this summer in the used bin of a Golf Mart in San Diego.