2015 Golf Memory of the Year Thread

[John Kavanaugh]

Submissions shall be limited to a maximum of 26 words and utilize every letter in the alphabet. Accompanying pictures are not allowed. The winner will be declared when this thread reaches the second page of the discussion group or January 10, 2016, whichever comes first. Top prize will be an item of the winners choice not to exceed $50 from Amazon.com.


My wife will be the sole judge.  Any and all edited posts will be disqualified.

[John Kavanaugh]

Here is some help. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram

[Ronald Montesano]

John, for two months, I drove much of the western USA, played memorable courses, reconnected with friends and expanded my limited horizons through this quest: breathtaking.

[Peter Pallotta]

John: the fleeting perfect beauty of Transcendence. How glorious, a King’s experience – golfer and game united. Unfazed in quiet assurance: in willing reigned the very Will.

[John Chilver-Stainer]

My best memory was an eight day journey along the Moray Coast visiting exquisite links under azure skys from Peterhead to Nairn including wonderful Fraserburgh.

[BHoover]

I hiked to Wisconsin for a golf weekend in August but the experience and journey did not include moving to Zimbabwe, Vail or eating queso.

[Carl Rogers]

Mr. Kavanaugh,


Is your wife's golf background available for review?


I assume that you have disqualified yourself?

[Bruce Wellmon]

Drinking various exquisite pours of scotch with you and others zealous golfers at one of the signature cabins at Dismal River for this year's Fifth Major.

[John Kavanaugh]

My wife has been married to me for 35 years + or -. Her sense of judgement is indisputable.

I am disqualified because my best golf memory is from an event where I wasn't even there. Plenty of Q's and F's despite my lack of participation.

[Steve Lang]

 


     Golf memory of 2015 was a beautiful day in March, last play before shoulder surgery.  Not quite realizing or knowing very exactly what just might transpire.
 

[Bill_McBride]

My wife has been married to me for 35 years + or -. Her sense of judgement is indisputable.

She must have a pretty good sense of humor too!  😎

[Mark Bourgeois]

A week of magic hours in Lahinch with my son. We plumbed Dell, we roiled surf, we vexed jaws. Lazing in quiescence we found shared truths.

[Kalen Braley]

Is this post for real.

Do not know if just a dream.

Don't think I will win.

[Joe Bausch]

The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog at a muni bored with the five hour round.

[John Kavanaugh]

The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog at a muni bored with the five hour round.

Seriously Joe, I'm disappointed. I expected something like...My wife packed my bag with five dozen liquor jugs, xoxo.

[Jim Nugent]

Amazingly few discotheques provide jukeboxes, I learned upon studying St. Andrews.

[Phil McDade]

Traveled to Peter Jans Reverse National to hear quips and exciting tales of a miraculous, jacked wedge over an El train zipping by -- Shivas no doubt.

[Bill_McBride]

Traveled to Peter Jans Reverse National to hear quips and exciting tales of a miraculous, jacked wedge over an El train zipping by -- Shivas no doubt.

Nice!

[Jim_Kennedy]

Half dozen x-outs in the bag, nice views, quick game, pure joy.

[Doug Bolls]

Exquisite birdies on the first three;
smiling tee to adjacent fairway;
thoughts only on the virtuous prize,
I shot my age the week I turned 73!

[Steve Salmen]

The wife and I played a dozen quick paced rounds at Dornoch. Judging from my scores, the gorse loves my pro v1x balls.

[Jason Mandel]

5 quality days at Augusta for Master's with my dad. First time for both, even met Jim Nantz in Butler cabin. Great experience.

[Peter Pallotta]

Doug - congratulations on a stellar round, at any age! And, if I know my Mrs. K, I think you're the leading contender.
Peter

[John Kavanaugh]

Doug - congratulations on a stellar round, at any age! And, if I know my Mrs. K, I think you're the leading contender.
Peter

Many a man have met their demise thinking they know Mrs. K. She is not a fan of the semi-colon. Shooting ones age is a great memory no matter how fleeting it may be. A contender, no doubt.

[Josh Bills]

Welcomed by a ruminative golf zealot, enjoyed an extraordinary course and partook in the quintessential experience, nowhere like The Golf Club.