Monthly Archives: August 2010

On Saturday, August 14, Nike Golf invited JELD-WEN Tradition Junior Reporters Hannah Goldstein and Robbie Schulberg out to their product Demo Day, held at the Nike Factory Outlet in Bend. In addition to being interviewed live on 98.3, Hannah and … Continue reading →

Men who participate in the male part of pas de deux, a type of ballet that features the man lifting the woman, are often encouraged to take pointe classes to see what it’s like from the ballerina’s point of view. … Continue reading →

They say it’s not the dress that makes the outfit, it’s the accessories… Or something along those lines. Don’t worry, this isn’t a sports-article-turned-fashion-advice-column, this quote is actually a metaphor that just so happens to be crafted around something that’s … Continue reading →

Click here to watch the 2010 JELD-WEN Tradition Junior Reporters as they visit with Channel 21′s Ted Taylor.

I’m sure some golf fans who are in attendance at this week’s JELD-WEN Tradition at Crosswater Golf Course have heard of the two junior reporters who are writing a few articles for the tournament website. But many don’t realize what … Continue reading →

Thursday, August 19 -  First Championship Round I’ve always admired Tom Watson as a professional golfer, but even more so as an individual. Today, at the first round of the JELD-WEN Tradition, I was once again able to appreciate why … Continue reading →

Thursday, August 19 – First Championship Round Most people associate professional sporting events with ecstatic fans in face paint, lots of noise, and at least one player who finds it appropriate to attack another player, a referee, or even a … Continue reading →

Wednesday, August 18 – Nike Golf Junior Day Having the opportunity to play at Crosswater is pretty special, but to be able to play the course with two Champions Tour professionals is an experience like non other. On Wednesday, I … Continue reading →

Wednesday, August 18 – Nike Golf Junior Day The word “golf” originated from the acronym “Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden,” if one is to believe common folklore. Now, however, ladies are in no way excluded from the game, as proven at … Continue reading →