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continued… I squeezed my way in between two barstools occupied by women because that usually prevented some freak from sideling up next to me and making some lame move. I ordered my usual Kettle One over ice. The bartender said they did not have Kettle One. “I guess I still live in the late [...]
So this guy asked me whether I played golf. I had no idea why he asked me this. He probably learned at some expensive networking class to open-up a business-mixer conversation with a non-business related question. That was what they taught me at the class I had to go to. I said, “not regularly, “ [...]
If you are like me you love the transition zone of the San Bernardino Mountains Southern California down to the Hi-Desert of Yucca Valley AND if you love the game of golf you might try the 51st annual Pioneer Pass Golf Tournament. This tournament is classified as an “extreme golf” tournament and if you are up [...]
Desert Golf In The Summer Tips on how to stay cool on the golf course. The Coachella Valley is a golfer’s paradise with more than 100 courses including private, semi-private and public courses. In the summer, as temperatures rise to 110+ the rates to play golf drop. Some clubs are offering rounds for as low [...]
Play golf in the desert . . . Palm Springs, La Quinta, Palm Desert, Indio and Indian Wells. by Tony Schieffer of DesertCADDIE.com It’s almost wintertime in the Coachella Valley and that can only mean one thing . . .“Snowbirds.” Snowbirds is a term used for individuals who are trying to take refuge from the [...]
Golf Courses and Destinations In The American Southwest Things To Do Series: Golfing The Desert Regions By L. Bremner DesertRoadTrippin One very common “thing to do” in most desert regions is to play golf. It is always fun to play on a new golf course and when on vacation you have plenty of time to [...]
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