It was a cloudy pleasant day at the Jayhawk Club. I had played 18 with some hackers (i get to say that now) and decided I needed an E9 with my besties. There I was hitting last in a group of 3 playing best ball against another group. Hole #5 on the Championship…

Had a not so great front 9 but on the turn, a good ol’ hotdog and ice cold beer at the turn got my spirits up. When we got on the 10th tee I grabbed my 8 iron and tee’d a brand new Pro V1 and hit the best shot only my life. Hit 2 inches from the cup…

Started on the back nine, and was playing just ok. Then I strip one on #15, Par 3 168 yards. Water runs is on the right side of the hole, the pin was placed in the back of the green on the left side. I hit the ball and it never left the flag. There was…

Beautiful fall day. Playing at Randall Oaks in West Dundee IL. Was on second hole, a 156 yard par 3. Got on tee and almost changed club but kept 7 wood and hit it flush. Thought I had hit too much club and the ball disappeared. Figured it had rolled…

My boss told me that I could telework on Friday because things had been a little slow in the office. I took that to mean that I should take a little screw off time so I did. I called my buddy Geno from church and as a retired guy with nothing but time…

This is my third hole in one, interesting enough, witness number one Gregory Fenton was the witness on my first hole in one June 17, 1993 on his wedding day, Greg, had a golf outing the morning before his ceremony and I had a hole in one on at the Stratton…

Three days after my 70 birthday I was playing as a substitute in a Golf League at The Club in Freeport, Illinois. I was getting ready to tee of on Number 7 a Par 3 playing approximately 155 yards. I took out my 5 iron and hit the ball towards the green…

I got lost im the shiffle when I had a stroke and failed ro update my address. I atill have the ball as a relic from my time with. Them titleist.