(NiceKicks.com)
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
There Were No Suprises In This Article
Undercover Tour Pro: LPGA Edition
A quick cut on cliques and mean girls
The Koreans are, clearly, the biggest presence. They always stay in the same houses and eat together and are always sharing things. A lot travel with their parents, and it can get crazy. Moms and dads hovering, giving their daughters candy when they make a birdie, accusations of hand signals from the gallery, like what club another girl hit on a par 3. They root for each other to win more than any other nationality. Some of it is corporate-conditioned, too. A club company, for example, has a one-month retreat every winter where its players practice all day and eat meals and spend virtually every waking second with one another.
The mean girls? They're all pretty, almost exclusively blonde, and usually diehard Republicans. These mean girls are nice to your face but then make a comment about you as soon as you leave. If you're not wearing the right designer brands, watch out. Very few women have clothing deals with fully scripted outfits, so only in our locker room will you ever hear, "Can you believe she paired that top with that skirt?"
(GolfDigest.com)
A quick cut on cliques and mean girls
The Koreans are, clearly, the biggest presence. They always stay in the same houses and eat together and are always sharing things. A lot travel with their parents, and it can get crazy. Moms and dads hovering, giving their daughters candy when they make a birdie, accusations of hand signals from the gallery, like what club another girl hit on a par 3. They root for each other to win more than any other nationality. Some of it is corporate-conditioned, too. A club company, for example, has a one-month retreat every winter where its players practice all day and eat meals and spend virtually every waking second with one another.
The mean girls? They're all pretty, almost exclusively blonde, and usually diehard Republicans. These mean girls are nice to your face but then make a comment about you as soon as you leave. If you're not wearing the right designer brands, watch out. Very few women have clothing deals with fully scripted outfits, so only in our locker room will you ever hear, "Can you believe she paired that top with that skirt?"
(GolfDigest.com)
I'd Play It For That Price, Even In The Desert Heat
A PGA Tour course for $40? Yep, if you’re OK playing in an oven
Great news for those who have wanted to play the Stadium Course at PGA West in La Quinta, Calif., but were dissuaded by green fees upwards of $200.
On Saturday afternoon, you can play the host course for the tour's CareerBuilder Challenge for $40, according to GolfNow.com. The price turned up on what the website calls “hottest deals.”
The operative word here, however unwittingly, is “hottest.”
The forecast for Saturday in La Quinta is for the temperature to hit 117 degrees.
(GolfDigest.com)
Great news for those who have wanted to play the Stadium Course at PGA West in La Quinta, Calif., but were dissuaded by green fees upwards of $200.
On Saturday afternoon, you can play the host course for the tour's CareerBuilder Challenge for $40, according to GolfNow.com. The price turned up on what the website calls “hottest deals.”
The operative word here, however unwittingly, is “hottest.”
The forecast for Saturday in La Quinta is for the temperature to hit 117 degrees.
(GolfDigest.com)
I Wouldn't Mind Owning Any Of These
Here Are Ten Cars You Loved As A Kid For Less Than $15,000
1. 1998 Acura Integra Type R
1. 1998 Acura Integra Type R
- This Acura Integra Type R is the affordable pocket rocket that you fawned over in school because you knew a friend of a friend who had one. But you weren’t jealous or anything. Nope. Not one bit.
- This Mazda RX-7 may just be the most beautiful Japanese car ever made, even if it does have the horrid rotary engine.
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