Facebook, Facebook, Facebook. Facebook has become a part of everyday life. If you are not on Facebook, you are out of the loop(or so they say). Just about everyone I know has an account. And just about every blog or website has a fan page as an extension of the main site.
Facebook has over 400 million users and many of them are golfers. There is a huge community of golfers that exchange ideas on all things relating to golf. I get about twenty invitations a day to join various golf groups or events.
Following the trend, I started a fan page for this blog in March. The main reason I started the page was to get in touch with the average player. It is a place where golfers can share tips, drills, and techniques that will help to lower your handicap.
Stop by and visit Golf Tips & Quips on Facebook here, or click the like button on the widget located on the side panel. Members are encouraged to share the tips that have helped them to become a better golfer. Together we can help each other get better at the game we love(and sometimes hate, but mostly love). Have a good one and always hit your target.
We were supposed to play Crandon Park Golf Course at Key Biscayne, FL. It's one of my favorite tracks to play. It has held Q-School qualifying tournaments. The course is always in great condition and the scenery rivals that of any course in America.
It sit off the shores of Biscayne Bay and it would be surprising if you didn't see an alligator or two somewhere along the way. There are all kinds of wildlife that call Crandon home. There are many species of birds. The domesticated raccoons are not shy and will wander up to your cart in search of food.
My favorite are the Iguanas. They rule this course. They number in the hundreds and can be found at every turn. Normally they are afraid of humans and run away(They are surprisingly fast). If they ever decided to chase me, I would have no chance.
On our last outing we came up on the 11th and we were greeted by a welcoming committee. A group if iguanas were sunning themselves on the green, basking in the afternoon sunlight. All of them save one ran off immediately. He was the biggest of the crew.
My friend Kevin is the adventurous one of the group. He decided to get in close for a photo op. He coaxed "Iggy" the iguana up onto the green for better shot. I was expecting him to try to pick him up, but even Kevin isn't that crazy. I wasn't getting near him. I took the picture. It seems like I'm close but I actually zoomed in. I was keeping my distance.
So how about you? Have you had any encounters with nature during a round? Hopefully all of your encounters with nature are pleasant ones. Have a good one and always hit your target.
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