Despite admitting he felt the pressure of playing alongside Michael Jordan – we all saw ‘The Last Dance’ and know that Jordan sometimes treated teammates worse than opponents – Thomas says he made “four birdies in the last seven holes and helped to pay for my first car”.
Given this is a no-cut event, Ken Weyand will play three more rounds in Dubai this week. And given how day one went, we’re guessing this won’t be the last his presence there will be talked about.
One Michigan alum is set to have the thrill of a lifetime when he tees it up with Wolverine legends Tom Brady and Jim Harbaugh. He just paid a lot for the privilege. He paid a small FORTUNE.
Architecture’s best rule is: Use what’s there. Sometimes that’s a perfect landscape, a Shinnecock Hills with wild grasses, sand ridges, a distant bay. Sometimes it’s Florida citrus land, a pasture and canals.
Australian Golf Digest
