Tough life. O'Gil's for lunch. Mesa for dinner

Quote of the night: If I gave up drinking and meat, I'd live to be 200; problem is no one is gonna want to look at me after I'm 90...

BTW, Burn after Reading is going to be like the Big Lebowski for me, I'm going to have to watch it three times to begin fully appreciating it.

Doug at XO

XO in Providence was a sick call for steaks and great dessert... Learned about Mariza and taught Doug about Johnny Cash.

6 under after 16 at Swansea CC for Antioch best ball

L-R - Bobby Kennedy, Jessie DeFaria & Pops....

Ended up at 8 under with 2 bogies... Only I could pull off being in a group with 2 bogies, with one coming as the result of a 3-putt. Bobby threw down with some great putting and t-shirts while Jessie tried to hit the cover off the ball and won, "best use of a mulligan" on #2.

Played better than I did at Angel Park last week in Vegas which was good.

Who goes to Vegas and has 3 burgers and a steak for his 4 meals?

Same genius who parlays Eagles and the under

At Least Logan Offers Mice as Entertainment When Your Flight is Delayed

Just love my cousin Tony

Best part is that horrified look in the back ground

Could be Faial or Fall River

Seth got new shoes for his bday

18 Holes before 9am

It's become apparent to me that weekday evening golf is an impossibility. Therefore, I tried teeing off today before sunrise and wrapping up before 9am at Swansea CC (Jake - played the Golds).

Pros:

• Playing 2 balls about a 1/3 of the time, the round only took 2:20 (cart of course)
• Making a birdie before work is awesome
• New excuse for missed putts - groundkeeping crew stopping and watching every putt with equipment running
• Greens are covered in dew allowing you to see the exact line on the last person's putt
  

Cons:

• Stiff as a board first 4 holes (2 mulligans were allowed... )
• It's cold at at 6:30 (today happened to be the coldest morning of the summer according to the grounds-crew
• You need to be AWAKE to play golf... requires some focus
• No early bird price... are you kidding me?

Out 45, In41

Tourist in Boston. Charlestown to be exact.

Feels right

Met Larry Bird at Jake's

Toughest Course Ever - Tips at Newport National

http://www.newportnational.com/course/course.aspx

Humbling 96 - will take another crack at it in a month. Course is absolutely the most pristine public course in Rhode Island. Not sure if it was the 3 480-yard plus par 4's or the 250 yard par three, but after a while, it broke me. Easiest hole on the course was a 170 yard par 3 over water. Not normal.