Hey bogey boys and girls.  If your ball is in a weird spot do not try a long club.  Awkward means an eight iron for the bogey players of the world.  Take your lump and move on.

Yes, folks, BogeyPro’s team of reporters is preparing itself for a in-depth interview with John Maginnes on Sirius/XM this afternoon at 6pm. He, like us, enjoys the game and a few cold ones at the 19th hole. It should be fun.

Here’s a link to the channel, in case you want to listen in. There’s an outside chance we will break a story this evening on his show.

As a coach, one of my biggest peeves is when a player can’t accept that the game is up and down.  They rarely play or practice the game and are amazed when they have a good nine holes followed by garbage on the back.  Get over it people.  The game is weird.  It does not make sense.

For example, just look to the round at Colonial yesterday by Stuart Appleby.  He went out with a blazing 31 on the front, only to pee all over himself on the back with a 43.  Twelve strokes worse on the back.  Never be surprised people.  The game always wins and can change on you in a flash.  I’m sure that Stuart will be fine back on the farm in Australia.

There is a lot of speculation with Tiger’s knee, and his physical demise, being related to HGH or steroids…. the FBI confirmation to his link to a Canadian physician known for peddling these substances  doesn’t help either… however, BogeyPro Golf is investigating Tiger on a story no one seems to be talking about… it centers around his teeth.  At BP.com, you will find one of the photos around our investigation that 4 out of 5 dentists have agreed, is not the same set of teeth.  As you will see, his set of choppers now looks nothing like the pair he showcased as a rookie!  We want to know whose teeth these are?  Did he buy them? Steal them? Does tremendous success produce such a winning smile?  The BogeyPro investigation is on-going.

We absolutely love this idea.   The great Harmon Killebrew was supposedly the image for MLB’s logo, although that may be urban legend.  We Minnesotans love that.  The Spainards deserve to have Seve immortalized in the logo.

What do you think?  More at PGA.com, http://bit.ly/lXFUDg.