2008-07-04T05:41:04Z http://blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com/atom.aspx Quick Blog tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-07-01:9cd76364-649f-4161-bff8-f482457575c6 BrisGolf64 2008-07-01T22:25:11Z 2008-07-01T22:18:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-06-11:5e8ff655-91e1-48ec-a90c-df16264cbcac BrisGolf64 2008-06-11T21:47:00Z 2008-06-11T21:41:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-06-06:0e15ce68-ae0b-47b0-9f12-bd527dcbf7d1 BrisGolf64 2008-06-06T17:06:18Z 2008-06-06T16:45:00Z
These junior tours are supposed to teach your junior how to play in a golf tournament and handle themselves like young ladies and gentlemen on the golf course. Also they are held for your junior to have fun in a golf competition. As much as junior golf is trying to change, it is still a game. I get totally amazed watching the parents at these "JUNIOR" tournaments. They hover over their child from the time they check in until they finish and are on the way home. One guy was never more than 10-20 feet away from his kid, I thought he was trying to line up putts for him. If you want to watch your child play that is fine, but walk ahead of the group or behind the group. These juniors can't make a move without looking up to find the parent to make sure it is OK. Let them have the space to make their own mistakes and learn from them, and if they play well they can say they did it on their own. Or if they play poorly they will learn to get over it and improve. Remember, Golf is still a GAME!!!  ]]> tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-05-26:1ba524a4-5e47-4f11-8d30-f9223e23acbd BrisGolf64 2008-05-26T15:05:37Z 2008-05-26T14:54:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-05-11:c479e79f-9414-40ff-bb4a-8cad222a6564 BrisGolf64 2008-05-11T17:40:31Z 2008-05-11T17:32:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-05-11:a6908b35-c47e-4a78-b8ed-68055d06c988 BrisGolf64 2008-05-11T10:47:08Z 2008-05-11T10:34:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-28:8d0e0c46-769d-48bf-b6de-fe7af63c750e BrisGolf64 2008-04-28T14:52:02Z 2008-04-28T13:24:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-24:d7fd26ed-cdce-4fbd-81ab-6f1a9476483b BrisGolf64 2008-04-24T11:34:42Z 2008-04-24T11:23:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-22:77d022de-f442-40b2-834f-af5d5d58d2d6 BrisGolf64 2008-04-23T08:32:14Z 2008-04-22T11:18:00Z
People need to learn a courses dress code before they just show up to play. Men, how about a collared shirt and nice shorts. Not a t-shirt and gym shorts.

The golf cart is to stay on the path around the tees and greens, not driven where ever your ball goes. It seems the mentality is, "I rented this cart I will drive it where I want".

And finally, FIX A BALL MARK AND FILL A DIVOT JUST ONE TIME. ]]> tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-16:d3ab2b79-0903-459b-a7b6-db1d7acfbcdc BrisGolf64 2008-04-17T06:47:40Z 2008-04-16T23:06:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-15:6dd23aed-3d37-443a-99ea-d76da5c9776a BrisGolf64 2008-04-15T22:24:16Z 2008-04-15T22:18:00Z www.cbssports.com, scroll to the bottom under useful links, click on user comments and log in your opinion. The only way change is made is through the consumer responding. 

Your coverage of the Masters was horrible. The great thing about the Masters was all of the golf and golfers we used to be able to watch. Now you show only the golfers within two strokes of the lead, and Tiger. It was boring. I don't want to watch a player talk to his caddie, read a putt, go through his long preshot routine. Show golf shots. There were 44 players and ties in the field, they deserve to be seen. The only thing happening in your broadcast was the viewer listening to Jim Nance and Nick Faldo guessing at what a player was thinking. We want to see golf, not listen to to your announcers guess at to what a player might be thinking. As a PGA Member, golf is being ruined on TV by your broadcasts. CBS was the best, now it is just like the rest. ]]> tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-15:d447ca02-e69d-4bd4-8b1d-539765662663 BrisGolf64 2008-04-15T08:10:29Z 2008-04-15T08:02:00Z tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-11:b6dad387-89c5-4c1c-8568-b70c68b49252 BrisGolf64 2008-04-11T13:59:40Z 2008-04-11T13:53:00Z Keep swinging ]]> tag:blog.michaelbrisbanegolf.com,2008-04-10:bfab0995-debb-4888-9c94-eb7fcf4f4396 BrisGolf64 2008-04-10T23:56:20Z 2008-04-10T23:07:00Z
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