Comments for Jay Stuller http://jaystuller.com Great Golf and Travel Writing Sun, 27 Feb 2011 14:52:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Name That Sound by Casey Alexander http://jaystuller.com/golf/golf/58/name-that-sound/comment-page-1#comment-1508 Casey Alexander Sun, 27 Feb 2011 14:52:27 +0000 http://jaystuller.com/?p=58#comment-1508 It is very similar to the sound of the first ice cube rattling in the bottom of a plastic glass. This is only true of those putts that go dead center. Those that slide in the side door resemble a mime signaling a touchdown at a football game, 'silent victory'. It is very similar to the sound of the first ice cube rattling in the bottom of a plastic glass. This is only true of those putts that go dead center. Those that slide in the side door resemble a mime signaling a touchdown at a football game, ‘silent victory’.

]]> Comment on The Case for 12-to-15-Hole Golf by McRedmond Morelli http://jaystuller.com/golf/golf/88/the-case-for-12-hole-golf/comment-page-1#comment-600 McRedmond Morelli Wed, 13 Oct 2010 05:19:33 +0000 http://jaystuller.com/?p=88#comment-600 Jay- a very nice piece on a change to help golf. Anything that is growing the game of golf is a good thing! We at boxgroove know how difficult it is to change an industry especially the private golf course industry. Change in golf moves at a glacial pace most of the time. Mr.Silverman's comment are dead on! Especially this quote: "Silverman doubts that it’s possible for the industry to offer anything different and suggests that alternatives “Are set against the harsh reality of an industry where tradition prevails, with an infrastructure that is not amenable to adjustment, even in the face of terrible losses.” There is hope that the industry is now changing as this new economy will be here for awhile. I think many in the golf business are finally realizing that it does nobody any good to "drown" but say you kept your chin up! They won't remember that at your funeral. They remember you died because you failed to adapt. Build a great product and have tremendous perseverance and your idea will prevail! Thanks for a great read. -McRedmond CEO/Founder - Boxgroove.com Jay- a very nice piece on a change to help golf. Anything that is growing the game of golf is a good thing! We at boxgroove know how difficult it is to change an industry especially the private golf course industry. Change in golf moves at a glacial pace most of the time. Mr.Silverman’s comment are dead on! Especially this quote: “Silverman doubts that it’s possible for the industry to offer anything different and suggests that alternatives “Are set against the harsh reality of an industry where tradition prevails, with an infrastructure that is not amenable to adjustment, even in the face of terrible losses.” There is hope that the industry is now changing as this new economy will be here for awhile. I think many in the golf business are finally realizing that it does nobody any good to “drown” but say you kept your chin up! They won’t remember that at your funeral. They remember you died because you failed to adapt.

Build a great product and have tremendous perseverance and your idea will prevail!

Thanks for a great read.

-McRedmond
CEO/Founder – Boxgroove.com

]]> Comment on Name That Sound by Jeff Wallach http://jaystuller.com/golf/golf/58/name-that-sound/comment-page-1#comment-133 Jeff Wallach Thu, 09 Sep 2010 21:41:10 +0000 http://jaystuller.com/?p=58#comment-133 actually, chocka locka locka . . . actually, chocka locka locka . . .

]]> Comment on Name That Sound by Jeff Wallach http://jaystuller.com/golf/golf/58/name-that-sound/comment-page-1#comment-120 Jeff Wallach Thu, 09 Sep 2010 01:40:19 +0000 http://jaystuller.com/?p=58#comment-120 My wife seems to recall referring to it as "clacka locka locka" or something like that . . . My wife seems to recall referring to it as “clacka locka locka” or something like that . . .

]]> Comment on Name That Sound by Scott Maclise http://jaystuller.com/golf/golf/58/name-that-sound/comment-page-1#comment-106 Scott Maclise Mon, 06 Sep 2010 23:25:40 +0000 http://jaystuller.com/?p=58#comment-106 I say "Oh ya"! I say “Oh ya”!

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