Everybody Into The Pool Circa 2012

I have received all the recommendations. I have processed all the data. I have built the Matrix, and my fantasy world is complete. I am ready to play. My team in 2011 was strong because I had the 2011 Fantasy Player of the Year. Webb Simpson easily earned the most money above his salary cost. Simpson cashed over $6 million at a cost of $1 million. A 6:1 return still didn't allow me to finish better than 5th place, and didn’t get any honors in the pool. This was because we had three players, Mike Weir, Jamie Lovemark and Michael Sim, who carried an aggregate cost of $3 million and barely cleared $100,000 combined! That was just a killer. But we won all our side bets in... Full Story
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Gilford Golf Research
Casey Alexander, Gilford Securities Special Situations Analyst, featured on PGA Tour Radio Network with Peter Kessler

On Tuesday September 27th at 11:00 AM Eastern Time, Gilford Securities Special Situations Analyst Casey Alexander was a featured guest on ‘Making the Turn’ with host Peter Kessler.  Mr. Alexander discussed current developments in the golf club equipment industry and the PGA Tour.  Mr. Alexander is a l Full Story

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Lifestyle
Drinking In “Two Good Rounds; 19th Hole Stories from the World’s Greatest Golfers ”

It would be hard to describe Elisa Gaudet as an author.  She has a blog, but I’m not sure I would describe her as a blogger either. In her book “Two Good Rounds; 19th Hole Stories from the World’s Greatest Golfers” she has done reasonably extensive interviews, but she’s not really a reporter. Full Story

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Personalities
Looking Back at 2011 and Ahead to 2012

Looking Back at 2011 With the close of the President’s Cup and Tiger’s first win in the Silly Season, it seems appropriate to look back at 2011. These may or may not be the most important stories, but these are the “Things that make me go ‘hmmmm’.” Sale of Acushnet Since my day job Full Story