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Golf humor often works best when it mixes the language of the game with everyday situations. This image plays on one of the most common words golfers hear during a round: the rough. In golf, the rough is the longer grass that borders the fairway and makes shots more difficult. Missing the fairway usually means … Read more

Followers on my Facebook page didn’t really like this one. But I did, so here goes. More context is here below: One of the funniest things about golf is how often the language of the game overlaps with everyday words. Golfers throw around terms like “birdie,” “eagle,” “hybrid,” and “sand wedge” so casually that it … Read more

The “Die-Hard” Golfer’s Guide to Winter Survival For most people, a blizzard is a signal to brew some cocoa, grab a blanket, and stay safely indoors. But for the obsessed golfer, a heavy snowfall is just a minor “conditioning” issue. As the comic illustrates, there is a silver lining to even the most brutal winter … Read more

The Mid-Winter Golf Itch: When the Fairway is Under Five Inches of Snow There is a specific kind of melancholy that only a golfer knows in the dead of February. You look out the window, and instead of the lush, rolling greens of your favorite local course, you see a blinding sheet of white. The … Read more

We’ve all been there—the “Golf Itch.” It’s that season-long obsession that makes you see a fairway in every park and a bunker in every sandbox. But when the snow starts falling, most of us hang up the spikes and wait for spring. Not this guy. A true PGA-certified obsession means you can find a technical … Read more

They say every cloud has a silver lining, but for owners of indoor golf simulators, that lining is made of pure gold. While the average golfer watches the local weather report with a sense of impending doom, the indoor golf industry sees things a little differently. When a major storm front rolls across the country, … Read more

The Ultimate Winter Golf Hack: Why the Season Never Truly Ends For most golfers, the first sighting of a snowflake is a mourning signal—the symbolic “tucking in” of the clubs for a long, restless winter. We trade our favorite fairways for the hum of a basement simulator or the desperate hope that a trip to … Read more

The Homeowner’s Winter Scramble: Why Every Surface is a Potential Green There is a specific type of madness that sets in around mid-January for the dedicated golfer. It’s a combination of Vitamin D deficiency and the realization that your putting stroke currently has more rust on it than a 1974 Ford Pinto. When the snow … Read more

This is what I need on those cold rounds when the beer cart girl is a no-show. Ha. Thanks for reading. Winter golf often requires a sense of humor. When snow, wind, and freezing temperatures take over the course, golfers are forced to improvise and lower their expectations. This cartoon highlights the reality of playing … Read more

I came up with this in late January, after a storm hit the entire United States. The course I usually play here in Colorado was already closed of course, but this made it seem more, I don’t know….bleak? Anyway, I was about to hire some ancient Incas to do a sun dance for me. More … Read more