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Ahhhh, yes. Winter golf. My husband has played golf in Michigan at least once per month for 204 consecutive months. Only he uses orange balls so he can find them. Makes me proud!! ;-)
Unless the word “mini” precedes it, golf is not a true test of skill. According to the late, great George Carlin whose wisdom I have modeled my life around.
In Kodiak, Alaska, there’s one golf course that is played in winter, in the snow, going up a mountain just above the town. Where there are golfers, there will be a golf course. Weather has nothing to do with it.
It took much work for my prognostication – but for today as the coin toss is made I predict the winner of today’s SuperBowl 46 will be…........Your Team!
Twelve years of Wiley Miller, has been a joy. First in the Dispatch and now in the Post-Gazette. Personally meeting him in 2007 (I was embarrassingly gushy about it) is waay up there on my list. Next, two commenters quoting from R.W. Service adds to the fun.
doc white about 13 years ago
So now the french are giving up to golf too?
Ida No about 13 years ago
He’s from Quebec, right? It’s how Canadians kill time during the summer between fights.
wilb44 about 13 years ago
Where is the golf cart???
bluskies about 13 years ago
Kudos for the Quatre.Poomf, and Foomp. And no Super Bowl references! Amazing restraint, or extreme cowardice. Either way it’s all good.
pouncingtiger about 13 years ago
I thought Yukon was in Storrs, Connecticut. Only kidding. That’s UConn, the University of Connecticut.
pouncingtiger about 13 years ago
After this guy’s done with golf, he can watch tele and drink beers with the Mackenzie Brothers.
pelican47 about 13 years ago
There are strange things done in the [lands of the] midnight sun…
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
Some people are stupid enough to golf in snow. I know I met a few of them in Edmonton, AB.
Superfrog about 13 years ago
It just doesn’t get any better.
roctor about 13 years ago
Winter golfers and golfettes have fluorescent balls.
olddewd46 about 13 years ago
@dukedog – I agree. He should have shouted, “Attention!”
Ida No about 13 years ago
Why are you so defensive? Do you SEE any holes in with all that snow?
WCLamb about 13 years ago
@Grog!…“Some people are stupid enough to golf in snow. "
I heard they paint their balls black. Something about being able to find them. I can’t make the connection.
chris_weaver about 13 years ago
Sounds a bit more like Calvingolf.
handimike about 13 years ago
considering the snow in the UK the acronym should be UMIST(University of Manchester Institute of Science and technology
Erichalfbee about 13 years ago
Ah, a prime candidate for Private Eye’s “Pedants Corner”
Sandfan about 13 years ago
“I would rather have a German division in front of me than a French one behind me.” —General George S. Patton
wilb44 about 13 years ago
Looking at the flags he does have a straight drive.
Cmlbx about 13 years ago
I thought in winter golfers played with blue balls, what they hit with their clubs is a totally different affair.
Allan CB Premium Member about 13 years ago
It does mean “Four” in French … L
LingeeWhiz about 13 years ago
Meant to just be a funny play on words…that’s all.
Sirzanne about 13 years ago
Takes balls to play in snow that deep!
Please… it’s Sunday… what else could I have meant!?
Mary Finkelstein Premium Member about 13 years ago
Ahhhh, yes. Winter golf. My husband has played golf in Michigan at least once per month for 204 consecutive months. Only he uses orange balls so he can find them. Makes me proud!! ;-)
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
In our company bowling league, there was a guy we called “Blue Balls” because he had a pair of blue duck pin bowling balls.
APersonOfInterest about 13 years ago
Wiley Miller – You’ve created one of the best, maybe even the best, contemporary comic strips. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Ernest Lemmingway about 13 years ago
Unless the word “mini” precedes it, golf is not a true test of skill. According to the late, great George Carlin whose wisdom I have modeled my life around.
Fan o’ Lio. about 13 years ago
Are you supposed to yell fore before or after you hit the ball?
DraculasCupboard about 13 years ago
Yay for Pierre of the North! I’ve missed him :)
ramonesfan about 13 years ago
That’s how guys like George W. Bush keep score in golf. They get a mulligan on every hole!
Cofyjunky about 13 years ago
Rire à haute voix! LOL! Santé!
vishooter about 13 years ago
The warning “fore” is actually short for “beware forward.” The call of “‘ware fore’d” is from cannoneers warning their own people of the coming blast.
RadioTom about 13 years ago
It’d be even funnier if he’d done a Jeb Clampett… (Beverly Hillbillies reference…)
LadyLew about 13 years ago
In Kodiak, Alaska, there’s one golf course that is played in winter, in the snow, going up a mountain just above the town. Where there are golfers, there will be a golf course. Weather has nothing to do with it.
Hunter7 about 13 years ago
It took much work for my prognostication – but for today as the coin toss is made I predict the winner of today’s SuperBowl 46 will be…........Your Team!
fmasroor about 13 years ago
Technically, French does not have an ‘h’ sound, so he would pronounce it ‘ole’ and not ‘hole’.
caroljshelton about 13 years ago
Twelve years of Wiley Miller, has been a joy. First in the Dispatch and now in the Post-Gazette. Personally meeting him in 2007 (I was embarrassingly gushy about it) is waay up there on my list. Next, two commenters quoting from R.W. Service adds to the fun.
hippogriff about 13 years ago
My first culture shock in Canada was seeing golfers playing in that Vancouver drizzle they call rain.
thirdguy about 13 years ago
(Yogi again)Nobody goes to that restaurant anymore, it’s too crowded!!!!!!!
dfowensby about 13 years ago
i’ve even driven by the EOV course in norfolk, with the tees and greens busy in a crashing thunderstorm.
burleigh2 about 13 years ago
Whaaaaat? Canadians wouldn’t cheat like that! They’d say “oh, sorry I missed the whole, eh?” ;-)