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- winoweenie - 04-09-2004
hands and finished 9 holes of golf. You had to have tears in your eyes watching the great Arnie play his last Masters. An awesomesight as, hole-after-hole he receinved a standing ovation. Nopt since Brutus kept crying " Hail Ceasar" after every fight has there been so many people on their feet at a sporting event. 50 years of greatness and still as humble as Donald when asked about his beginnings. (Duck, not Trump).An Icon that leaves one of the great legacies in sports.WW
- tandkvd - 04-09-2004
I second that WW. My son and I just got back from playing 18. Of cource my son thinks it is hip because of Tiger. But there will never be another Arnie. There is too much money at stake now. Arnie came along before you could be a multi-milionare before even playing on the tour.
Greens fees and cart $24.00
Golf balls $12.00
Gas to get to the cource $#%@&*$
A day of golf with your son....priceless!!!
- Bucko - 04-09-2004
Arnold Ziffel plays golf?
- tandkvd - 04-09-2004
Hey, if Ed can talk, then Arnold can play golf.
- winoweenie - 04-10-2004
I can't waait to see your commentary in the Sunday Sports section. You're still a spurtzwriter, huh Buckimo? WW [img]http://wines.com/ubb2/wink.gif[/img]
- tandkvd - 04-11-2004
Wow, what a finish to the Masters! It's great to see Phill get The Jacket.
- wondersofwine - 04-14-2004
Yes, indeed! My whole family was rooting for Phil. (I had wanted him to win the US Open at Pinehurst when Payne Stewart edged him out with a long putt, but since Payne died before his time not many months later, I'm glad Payne did win at Pinehurst. He is memorialized there in a display case about that Open and with a statue.)