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I've actually been looking for the same kind of thing. I'm looking at crystal vases though since the award will be for primarily women volunteers in a Jr. Golf program. Here are some links to specific vases but if you go to the home pages, they offer many different awards. http://www.pacificglass.com/Catalog/...l_Vase_334.htm http://www.pacificglass.com/Catalog/...l_Vase_340.htm http://www.recognitionsource.com/209-20241.html http://shop.store.yahoo.com/customgo...r10hfofov.html

Most of the courses here in the Denver area are doing quite well. The privately owned public courses are raising prices so the munis stay packed. Almost all of them are well taken care of and some, Saddlerock in Aurora for one, have hosted some of the major local amateur and pro events. It's tough to get on some of them unless you are a resident since they give them an earlier call in time than non-residents.

Sergio gets my vote. Is more consistent and handles the pressure better. Not saying that Scott won't be there eventually, but he has to put himself in contention more often.

I'm about the same as Erik. I've played many years, taken many lessons, watched many videos, read many books. I have a very good understanding of my swing and can help most players with a 15 or above. Some of the finer details I can not pick up without video. My selection was 7 and I am a 7 handicap.

Nice article. I understand about Weiskopf. He was one of those players I watched growing up. If Nicklaus couldn't win, I wanted Tom. He had a beautiful swing but couldn't handle the mind game.

A quick glance gives me this top 3: Mickelson Love III Weiskopf

Have to agree entirely with this statement. If people just ease up a bit, they would control their body more and be more consistent. When you hit your driver, just swing hard enough to hit it 50 yds. Same with all the clubs. Swing hard enough to hit the ball only half your normal distance. You'll be amazed at what it can do for you. Brett

Here is another site that might help people out. It shows Moody having won the US Open instead of the Masters. I can't find out if he won anything else. I'll keep searching. http://www.mistupid.com/sports/golfwinners.htm Brett

Here is a quick list of some one hitters since 1970. Some were very respectable on the tour. John Mahaffey 78 PGA Bill Rogers 81 Open Hubert Green 85 PGA Bob Tway 86 PGA Larry Mize 87 Masters Scott Simpson 87 US Open Jeff Sluman 88 PGA Wayne Grady 90 PGA Baker-Finch 91 Open Steve Jones 96 US Open Mark Brooks 96 PGA Paul Lawrie 99 Open This is my top 5 since 1970 5. Ben Curtis 4. Baker-Finch 3. Paul Lawrie 2. Bill Rogers 1. Mark Brooks Here is a great site. http://www.rottina.com/golf/majors/

Have to agree. It seems like it is never his fault for his troubles. Reminds me a lot of my kids when they were 7. Can't wait for the Open in 2007 at Carnoustie. Absolutely 3 of the best finishing holes anywhere and I hope he finds the rough on all 3.

Hey Pete, Where at in Scotland are you from? Brett

I worked at a golf course also. Cleaning carts as they came in, shagging balls on the range, cleaning the locker rooms. There are a lot of things to do at a course that even people who need money won't do. I also worked at an Orange Julius. Fast food joints are not fun to work at. I'd rather be outside. BTW, while I was shagging balls, I would go through 100 bottles of beer on the wall about 5 times. Time went by quicker.

Black Sabbath Floyd Van Halen (David Lee Roth) Black Oak Arkansas Eagles My son keeps me up with more current stuff. Can't quite get into the Rap but I do like the Metal Rap like Linkin Park. Top 5 current music would include Metallica Disturbed Nickelback 3 Doors Down Green Day

Hey Flap, I'm in Atlantic City from 7/25 - 8/3 and over the weekend - 30/31 - I am looking for something to do. I could easily drive up to Long Island if you could get a time on the Black. Would love it. Let me know if you are interested. Brett

This is a tough one Erik. I think the most controversies through the years have been created by equipment. I don't know if I could come up with 5 but I would have to say the Haskell ball is one, the center shafted Schenectady putter would be another and more recently the illegal driver controversy - illegal C.O.R. or not. Can't think of many controversies that relate to the rules - maybe the stymie. There was the situation with Stadler when he used the towel to create a stance, also the rock being moved for Tiger raised some stink. Jesper's clothes are always controversial. I'll add some more later if I can think of some. Brett