Tag: Golfnutter
Golfnutter: Annoying Golf Partners
Most if not all of us have experienced golf partners who are annoying. Some, it has to be said, can be so frustrating that...
Golfnutter: Tiger – Is he really POY?
On Friday 27 September, the PGA Tour announced that Tiger Woods’s fellow players had just voted him their player of the year (POY). This...
Golfnutter: Sportsmanship – Golf’s Best?
Last week’s column attempted to highlight differences between how golfers, professional or amateur, respect the rules of their game compared to how athletes of...
Golfnutter: Sport’s moral high ground – Does it exist?
To watch professional footballers “diving”, whether it be the EPL, Champions League or FIFA World Cup, is to conclude the game is short on...
Golfnutter: What really makes golfers happy?
Laem Chabang at Bt.2800, Khao Kheow at Bt.1000 or Century Chonburi at Bt.500 – which one? Pattaya golf organisers and local golf courses share...
Golfnutter: Tomorrow’s Tiger Woods – and she’s female
It was early afternoon on Sunday 25 August and the leaders were preparing to tee off in the LPGA’s Canadian Women’s Open, at the...
Golfnutter: Games Golfers Play
Welcome to Golfnutter’s Blog – a weekly commentary highlighting contemporary golfing issues, in Pattaya and beyond. For more on matters golf, especially Pattaya golf,...
Golfnutter: Tiger’s Major Game – where’s it gone?
Welcome to Golfnutter’s Blog – a weekly commentary highlighting contemporary golfing issues, in Pattaya and beyond. For more on matters golf, especially Pattaya golf,...
Golfnutter: US PGA – A worthy winner
Welcome to Golfnutter’s Blog – a weekly commentary highlighting contemporary golfing issues, in Pattaya and beyond. For more on matters golf, especially Pattaya golf,...
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Southern Thailand cross-peninsula route to cut travel time by 45 minutes
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Hotels near full as Phi Ta Khon Festival attracts crowds
Phi Ta Khon Festival is expected to attract 100,000 visitors and generate 188 million baht for Loei.
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