Health and happiness for my family, and friends. Others who are deserving.

Right now a 12+/- depending on the time of year, and how much I am playing at the time. Played to a low of 6 a few years ago when I was playing, and practicing a lot. Now that I have retired, I think I can improve on that 12+/-.

A 3 over 74 just this past summer (2007) while playing at Desert Rose, which is my home course in Las Vegas. I duplicated that score a week later in Kingman Arizona. (Cerbat Cliffs)

More than my share.

Myself, Furyk, Couples, and Gulbis

My putter, and driver. If either one of them treats me poorly my game goes south. I was recently fitted for a driver that was built to my swing specifications. A $203.00 investment that keeps me in the short grass more often.

"Seven of Nine"

Pebble Beach CA, and/or Bandon Dunes Oregon. Wolf Creek in Mesquite Nevada is another favorite.

Any book about golf I can get my hands on. Most beneficial golf bookis "The Nine Bad Shots of Golf and What To Do About Them" written by Dante, Diegel, and Elliott.

Rock, Soft Rock, Blue Grass, and Country Western.

I have around 350 books in my library, with around 90 or so on golf. I love to read. I like to read about the history of the game more than reading about swing instructions.

Forrest Gump, Titanic, and most golf movies.

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Just another self taught hacker. I took the game up 11, or 12 years ago. Started out doing everything wrong, but a good shot every so often kept me coming back. I finally met an old timer who told me to study, and learn why the golf ball does what it does after impact, then find my own swing, and impact position. Best instruction I ever recieved because it worked, allowing me to break 80 shortly afterwards.

Grand Ma....my wife of 35 years

Liars, Cheaters, & Mean People

My grand kids, road trips, my dogs, reading, hiking, fishing, golf, and club tinkering in my garage. Anything that involves the out of doors.