Comments on: KG’s Blog Post #61 – 5/27/10 11:04am

By: William Siff

William Siff — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 20:55:09 +0000

Dear Ken, I caddied for you in Dayton some years ago and as a Psychologist I have been following you with interest. I would like to come over and see you. I’m in Sarasota, are you still in West Palm? Call me 941 586 8677 and I’ll drive over and see you. I would also caddie for you any time for free and i’ll pay my own expenses. Call me. Sincerely, William Siff, Ph.D. in Sarasota.

By: Larry Clark

Larry Clark — Sun, 30 May 2010 23:56:26 +0000

I, too, am a right leg, below the knee, amputee (disease). I have trouble walking — my prosthesis Wobbles. I admired your strong walk when you were here for the Regions Bank tournamant.

Will you share: where was your prosthesis made? (I’m particularly interested in the cuff or device that connects to your right leg.) and your walking coach (or physical therapist)?

Thank you very much, Mr. Green. Good luck on all eighteen and lots o” birdies. You are a man of great courage. I”m glad to God for you.

Lawrence B. Clark

By: Justin

Justin — Fri, 28 May 2010 17:48:43 +0000

In regards to Chris Biron’s comment/scorecard link: That is the most ridiculous things I have EVER seen! You know there’s certain things that the human mind cannot physically comprehend, like the distance of a light year, or the size of the universe for example; 25 for 9 holes on a par 36 certainly falls into that category. That is simply the best 9 holes anyone has ever played.

Ken, by the way, I personally love comments about illegals. I know a few people who have gone through the immigration process. Our government doesn’t really make things like that overly easy, probably for a reason. But if you have a reason to be here in the first place, it’s not rocket science to be legal. And yes, a 100k fine is a bit over the top, but that’s like the equivalent of fining me 35 cents, that’s pocket change for those guys.

By: Bob

Bob — Fri, 28 May 2010 11:57:38 +0000

Jai Alai is another great time killer!!! (As most who were in CT back in the 70s know.) You can watch and bet on Dania and Miami Jai alai online. Really….

By: Tom Briggum

Tom Briggum — Fri, 28 May 2010 06:00:16 +0000

On-line poker was a lifesaver for me back when I was spending a lot of time in the recliner. Check out PokerStars, they take us Americans and you don’t have to smell the other players or listen to them bitch if you don’t want to.

By: Chris Brion

Chris Brion — Thu, 27 May 2010 23:30:11 +0000

Kg I don’t know if you read about this guys but I would love your thoughts on his back nine/overall first round http://aga.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/aga10/event/aga103/contest/4/contestant/8416/scorecard.htm

Homeboy was outta his mind!!!

Good ‘ol PBKC poker room woohoo. Me and my buddies used to hang out there all the time and remember when the poker room opened. None of really knew how to play, but we would keep raising every card. It was hilarious to listen to the old people complain as they folded, but they refused to pitch in a quarter to get/see another card.

By: Tom Batewell (Fort Mill, SC)

Tom Batewell (Fort Mill, SC) — Thu, 27 May 2010 19:53:48 +0000

Hey Kenny – great tip on chipping, I need to try it. I need one of those “playing lessons from KG”. I played 36 this weekend, most of my game was decent but I was spraying drives everywhere. It was scary,…..was in Chicago for business played an old classic track called Big Run, tree lined. Reminded me of Richter Park in CT!

Hope the body come around so you can get out there and work on the game.

Hang in there………..

Tom in Fort Mill

By: Chuck Landry

Chuck Landry — Thu, 27 May 2010 19:38:20 +0000

Great tp learn you will play Ct. Open–I plan to be there to cheer you on

Chuck