The Septuagenarian #11-22

Geezer Golf Wimping Out It is 0830 and I should be on the first tee, but here I sit sipping coffee and finishing the Times’ crossword. Once again, I have wimped out. Why, you ask?  Could it be that it is already near eighty degrees and the humidity is over ninety percent? Perhaps. Or is… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #11-22

The Septuagenarian #9-22

What’s in a Name? My mother always called me Johnny, seldom John, or John Melbourne, but never, I believe Son. As a kid all my other relatives used Johnny. After all, I was a skinny kid and being puny Johnny seemed to fit.  As for the old man, he never used my name when talking to me. I was always rove, chief, or Murgatroyd. Until he died, I never heard him address me by… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #9-22

The Septuagenarian #8-22 Geezer Golf

Breakfast Balls Geezers pride themselves on knowing or at least recognizing their limitations. There are a couple of examples of this factor. One is the ubiquitous Breakfast Ball, and another is the occasionally invoked Two Putt Rule. For the Geezers playing the first hole at Perdition Dunes, the Breakfast Ball is regularly invoked. Like its cousin the Mulligan, the Breakfast Ball is by any… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #8-22 Geezer Golf

The Septuagenarian #3-22 Geezer Golf

Freddy Finishes First Or where is Aubrey? In October, the Magnolia Glenne Senior Men’s Golf Association (MGSMGA) was slated to hold its penultimate tournament. First prize was a three-hundred-dollar gift certificate to be spent at the pro shop. Other prizes included vouchers for meals at the club’s Lester Maddox Restaurant along with bags of tees… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #3-22 Geezer Golf