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More about the image below if you are interested. This image shows a moment familiar to most of us recreational golfers, low handicappers and duffers alike: a long putt left short of the hole and the quiet negotiation that follows. One golfer stands near the flagstick on the green, while another, farther away, gestures and … Read more

More about the cartoon if you’re interested: I loved “The A-Team” growing up, and of course, Mr. T was the most popular character. I always thought their should be a novelty “Mr. T” tee. I’d buy one, get rich then say, “I love it when a plan comes together,” before hoping in my van. This … Read more

To read more about the joke, read below: Golf habits tend to follow players everywhere, even when they step away from the course. From grip routines to pre-shot rituals, golfers often apply the same level of preparation and precision to situations that clearly do not require it. This cartoon highlights that mindset by blending winter … Read more

Golf relies heavily on communication between players and their caddies, but that communication does not always go as planned. From misheard advice to misunderstood club selections, even simple instructions can lead to unexpected outcomes on the course. There’s a common fear among golfers — trusting a new caddie and realizing too late that expectations were … Read more

Read more about the cartoon below. Television ratings have long been a measuring stick for success in professional sports, but not every broadcast attracts the same level of attention. Golf fans in particular have strong opinions about how tournaments are presented, which tours feel authentic, and which broadcasts hold their interest. I thought of this … Read more

A more detailed description of the joke is posted below: This cartoon shows a group of golfers dealing with winter conditions on the course, where the green has frozen over and is being smoothed like an ice rink. The joke plays on how golfers talk about “fast greens” while facing an obviously extreme situation. It … Read more

More about the joke below if you are inclined to read more about it. I love this little dig, and will have to remember it when playing with one of my smart-alek golfing buddies. This cartoon shows two golfers reacting to a bad shot on the course. One player tries to offer reassurance, while the … Read more

More context for the joke below. Golf etiquette is simple in theory: be respectful, stay quiet during swings, and don’t offer advice unless someone asks. In reality, it doesn’t always work that way. This cartoon captures a familiar moment many golfers experience — the frustration of being interrupted mid-swing by a chatty partner. Even Santa … Read more

More context for the cartoon below if you are interested in reading it: This cartoon highlights the contrast between winter and summer by showing how people in different regions often wish they were somewhere else during extreme weather.

For legal reasons, I want to make clear this is in no way related to Brooks Koepka’s decision to leave the LIV Tour to rejoin the PGA Tour in January of 2026. I just happened to uh….think of this cartoon at the same time. Thank you for reading.