Retired award-winning golf coach/educator. Girl dad, husband and dog dad. Just trying to enjoy the present in this crazy world - it can change quickly.
New Jersey, USA
Joined October 2011
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Many of you know about my struggles with Lyme Disease. I’ve shared that to make people aware of the risks. Well, another one of those risks is that if Lyme goes undetected for long enough it can really affect your nervous system. (1/5) – at Red Bank, NJ
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The Buttigiegs have experienced a nightmare that should never have happened at all.
I hope whoever is responsible is found and held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. substack.com/home/post/p-203…
But now, it’s just part of life and worth it for me to be with my wife and daughter. Retiring from coaching surely wasn’t easy but I’m so glad I have more time for my family and to reconnect with old friends. (3/5)
I’m not here to get sympathy or a pat on the back but really just to say that no matter what hardship you may go through, there really is a way to not just get through it, but to allow it to make you much stronger. #hanging #tough #dadlife #familyandfriends
Ike was a Republican, 5-star General and Governor of Occupied Germany after WW II.
My grandfather who passed away last year was at Normandy. I’ll say what a lot of people I’m sure feel; it’s amazing how far we’ve fallen after everything they sacrificed. I hope we can come back.
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Can’t LIV Golf continue without any funding? I mean, it was all just about growing the game anyway.
We live in a very isolating and polarized world. But, your purpose is directly connected to those around you, not your own view of who you should become.
If you have no idea what you should be doing, start by doing something for others.
Never bet against someone who plays the long game with discipline and self respect.
- @JamesClear
One of my fondest coaching memories. I knew Chris Gotterup had a unique set of traits when I helped him with his putting in December 2020. I believe he’ll be a dominant force on the Tour very soon. Hopefully he keeps using his offset mallet putter 😉👏💪 #jerseystrong #njgolf
Couple pics from long-time client Yashvi Shah’s trip to Augusta for @DriveChipPutt finals! Yash is 15 and started playing golf when she was 12. I started with her and sister Vaidehi just months into the pandemic. Just very proud that Yashvi achieved this goal of hers! #coachlife
My wife and the Munchkin (as Mary) in the Christmas pageant at Holy Trinity this morning 💙💙
With @KBennettCGCS as Joseph 👏
Such a family and kid friendly place of worship. All are welcome to come find some peace. Pastor Mac is the man 🕊️🎄
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I cannot believe they’re charging the volunteers for their PGA Ryder Cup matches $350 (for the uniforms) These people get up early and/or stay late, and I don’t think they should be paying anything for the shirts, slacks, or skirts that they wear for the event. #volunteers
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Dikembe Mutombo was an incredible basketball player – one of the best shot blockers and defensive players of all time. But he also inspired a generation of young people across Africa, and his work as the NBA’s first global ambassador changed the way athletes think about their impact off the court. Michelle and I are thinking of Dikembe’s family and everyone who knew and loved him.
Have a great week, Chris! 👊⛳
Start #Monday + great follows like @GolferHD @NewYorkGolfer13 @SparklesKind @GlobeChadFinn @BFinn86 @garyplayer @jamo_throssell @GoodpodsHQ @Fdarbs @vgolfman @PaulKasterGolf @PaulHortonGolf @GreensPro @HokieTurf08 @BaxFootballGuru @ZigSportsVoice @TurfWarrior4Him @Panger40
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Silence is not golden. Winning is.
The new champion Tokito Oda’s @Paralympics victory echoed around the world.
#WinningIsntForEveryone #Paris2024
ALT Tokito Oda yells in joy, with his eyes closed and mouth open. His right fist is clenched and raised in front of him celebrating. Tokito is wearing a white Nike headband, a red collared Nike polo shirt with the Japanese flag on it and white shorts. In small lettering “Tokito Oda” and “Gold” in “Wheelchair Tennis” is visible in white type.
ALT Black background with Orange type reading “I Don’t Win Quietly.” With small lettering reading “Tokito Oda” below.
