The 2007 Ireland Trip was great but the July 2008 Trip packs even more punch as we play 9 rounds of golf but only pay for 8. The second round at Old Head is FREE. You heard that right, Old Head is a 2 for 1 Special in 2008 and it will only be that way this year. Pay for Old Head once and play it twice!! Eamonn has lined up stellar courses and hotels again this year.
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Just when you thought we’d completely fallen off the face of the planet, we resurface long enough to review—and praise—the Tour Edge Exotics fairway woods. Bottom line: both of us are carrying the 3-wood in our bags.
Now that the holiday gift-buying season has officially commenced, it's time you splurged on a very important person on your shopping list: You. May we suggest a first-rate tour of the best linksland golf courses in the north of Ireland? Read, dream and go!
If Egg's eyes are any indication, it appears that age is creeping up us. That's not a good thing. But perhaps a driver like Adams' Redline 430Q, with its moveable weights and nifty torque wrench, can help counter its effect on our golf games. That would be a good thing.
The Party of Fore’s own stewabr recently got a call from American Express to let him know he had won a golfer’s fantasy trip to the World Golf Championships in San Francisco. Read his report, and prepare to drool...
What's the best remedy for baseball playoff interruptus? If you're Egg, a lifelong Indians' sufferer, the answer is a round of golf -- preferably with the snazzy new carbon composite driver from Tour Edge. Seems to work for Ham, too, even if his damn Yankees have continued on.
We're back...and IT'S back: the much-maligned QLink pendant. This time around we share our experiences with the 14K gold model five years after we posted our review of the original encased in black plastic. Let the skeptics' fest begin!
Well, what do you know: something went right for a change for Team USA in the Ryder Spoon at Machrihanish Golf Club on the west coast of Scotland. Would you believe it took three months for the state of shock to wear off so that we could post a full account? Probably not. But, nonetheless, here is Ham's report on this happy turn of events. Egg, sometimes known as the silent partner, supplies the photos.