August 2010

Tiger and the Ryder Cup

08.30.2010

By Brandon Pace

This being my first contribution to View from the Fringe, I thought I would share some thoughts about perhaps the two biggest stories in golf left in the 2010 season. The first story, of course, being Tiger. It’s been quite a year, to say the least, for Tiger. I am happy to have seen in Tiger’s absence some of the younger, talented players, like Dustin Johnson, ..read more

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Congrats Arjun! 2010 Wyndham Champion

08.23.2010

Congrats Arjun! I was happy to see Arjun Atwal win the Wyndham Championships. He and I played together during my only trip to Q School. He is a super nice guy and a solid player. What I remember most was how unassuming his rounds were. We would get finish and I thought he’d shot around par. I would add  up his score and it would be 67. Those are the ..read more

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Seeking View from the Fringe contributors

08.12.2010

Hello golfers. We are remodeling View form the Fringe. Our goal is to build a community people who see golf as more than a game. It is a sport that teaches values for a successful life and unifies people from all backgrounds.

If you would like to contribute to View from the Fringe, please fill out the form below.

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Tiger Woods and the goatee

08.12.2010

Tiger Woods grew a goatee and is a little off his game. That could be the understatement of the year. I have stayed clear of the Tiger topics for the most part, but today I will make an exception. With the years’ final major starting today all eyes will be on the current #1 to see if he can come out of the fog. Global Golf Post’s articles this week ..read more

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Making the turn

08.02.2010

Well it is getting hot. I played a couple of times in July and it was 100 degrees.

We are working hard on the reworking of View from the Fringe.  We are excited about the new direction and design.

Until then a few chip shots:

Last week I played at Meadowlands Golf Club. I got off to one of my best starts in a while going birdie, birdie, birdie, par, birdie, par, birdie. Five ..read more

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