How did the Wall St. Journal become the stomping ground for Golf Club Atlas?

A mention of GCA in one article on architecture this past week, a 2nd article on courses and now this....

The following image is a 1/2 page advetorial in the Journal.
It is on pg. A3 for those of you with a copy on your desk.
Pick up a copy, or at least an Infiniti.





Cheers

I was logging on to post on this but saw you beat me to it.

Is this for real?

Thats tight.
I'd hang that up in my room if I were you, or in your case the office.


Reminds me of yesterday's school newspaper.
I picked it up and apparently I wrote a letter to the editor.
Actually it was a class assignment that 'anonimously' was put in the papaer.
Now the cheerleaders are pissed at me.
I mean, when I wrote the letter that skirts were too short and shirts too tight it was just to get a good grade.
I didnt want the school to see it.
 

I was logging on to post on this but saw you beat me to it.

I wish you had... I was a little anxious posting this one.

Andy - what are you saying -  
Don and the guys look funny at me sometimes parked next to all the F-250s, I do have a 100+ mile drive home - it takes like 40 minutes...  

Jordan - never lobby for shorter skirts or shorter hair - ever!
I contacted the artists that does the dot illustrations and he is sending me the original.

Now I know for sure what car NOT to buy.

Which of course helps because this car is way out of my price range anyway....

VERY cool, Mike.  But I have to admit I am busting up at it... I'm sure anyone who knows you has to be getting a chuckle this morning.

 

GCA Mike Nuzzo endorses better vehicles than GCA Tiger Woods!

YES!!!!!

Which of course is part of what makes this so damn fun.....

I do not know you Mike, but it says "he was attracted to the sleek, organic lines and curves . . . ".  You should use that in your own advertising. Relate the sleek organic curves of your car to the mounds and hollows of your courses.

Jim Franklin overlooked the "sleek organic curves" and went for the boxy look of a Hummer. If he is an architect, obviously no curves.

I never know what is going to come up next on this site!

Well done!

My mind has just been flooded with an entire new set of photoshop projects for those cold winter nights.  Thanks !

Just what are organic lines??

Huckster -
What are you trying to say... who is to say I didn't buy it used, with 1/2 a transmission.

I am just trying to follow Tom Simpson's lead - he used to drive up to clubs in a Rolls Royce with that air of invincibility.

Shivas -
Does the value of being in the Journal constitute payment?  Otherwise I am still an amateur.

Jim F. - want to race.... ?  

Tim - organic lines can be found on the old courses greens.  

Jim T. - I do have a high resolution, but fear what you might come up with.  Hopefully nothing like what one of my college buddies had to say.  I won't reprint the whole thing, but the picture was of John Belushi and the tag line is...

Mike Nuzzo drives the 1984 Dodge Van
As an engineer turned stalker, he was attracted to the lack of windows.

Andy - what are you saying -  

The design business must be WAY better than the college prof business.  I've never been approached by Ford to endorse my 1994 Explorer.  

More seriously - this is really cool.  A neat thing to frame for your office wall.

Andy

Jordan,

Assuming you do not attend an all boys school, skirts and shorts on the cheerleaders can NEVER be too tight or short.

It was a good enough paper to get an 'A', but I never wanted it in the newspaper.
I am friend with all of the cheer and right now they wanna kill me.
  ...im an idiot...


Mike,
I have to say Im gonna get the Wall Street Journal now.
That ad is so sweet.
Its a nice car too!
I wish I was that cool!