I’ve had a casual game golf fetish lately. Two actually. World Golf Tour is an online closest-to-hole golf game that you play via your browser. Only in beta at this point, so it is free. I can see this expanding to lots of different golf courses and allowing multiplayer play by email functionality. Imagine following the PGA season by playing the same courses along the way. I created a team called Vault101. Shoot me a note if you’d like an invite.
The other one is courtesy of Bill Harris’ excellent Dubious Quality blog — Big Fish Games’ Fairway Solitaire . Similar to Puzzle Quest’s genius melding of Bejeweled and RPGs, Fairway Solitaire merges solitaire and golfing into a fun little game. You can download it and play locally, but I actually play the browser-based version so I can play on multiple computers.
(off-topic, sorry)
Hang on…so you guys are one of the 1% in this world who accurately predicted the Giants win and you’re not even going to brag about it?
C’mon. Mad props.
[off-topic, sorry)
Hang on…so you guys are one of the 1% in this world who accurately predicted the Giants win and you’re not even going to brag about it?
C’mon. Mad props.
Left by Brother None on February 6th, 2008]
They are so humble just like the funny lack of comments on this thread
Besides in their magnificent silence they stand out amongst the lost roaring howling millions awash in the flood of white noise.
Eh, I thought the Giants pick was pretty trendy by the end. Mad Props go to Sports Illustrated. Two weeks before the Superbowl, Dr. Z predicted a 24-20 win, and the next week they said the game would be all about the pressure the Giants could/could not put on Brady.
For once, the SI jinx stayed home.