nongolf

The club, already modest compared with most in the New York City area (its only nongolf amenity is a small pool), had discounted the initiation fee by 40% compared with the year before because of, well, all those gloomy trends in the first paragraph.

Taking Yourself Private 2010

Their departure (or conversion to nongolf status) represented a revenue loss approaching $1 million on a budget of around $8 million.

How Clubs Are Surviving Now 2009

And for those nongolf days, Java provides plenty of other things for a traveler to do, notes Zainal Soedjais, president of the Indonesian Golf Association, from nature and culture to heritage and art, not to mention food.

Java Tees 2009

Another exception is Tommy Bahama, which describes the fit of its golf line as "generous," as in its nongolf apparel.

Wearing Thin 2008

My view is that in his playing days, ill-equipped to handle the nongolf demands of his profession, he did what he had to do to protect his focus and his emotions.

The Two Nicks 2008

After all, the golfers fought off more invasive plans to keep their 18-hole course, although the overall size will be cut to make way for a cancer survivor's park and other nongolf recreation.

Arkansas Online stories < 2010

Woods, 33, has been that most valuable of sports figures, an athlete who has drawn millions of casual fans to the sport and is recognized as a symbol of excellence even among nongolf fans.

The Seattle Times 2009

Woods, 33, has been that most valuable of sports figures, an athlete who has drawn millions of casual fans to the sport and is recognized as a symbol of excellence even among nongolf fans.

The Seattle Times 2009

Woods, 33, has been that most valuable of sports figures, an athlete who has drawn millions of casual fans to the sport and is recognized as a symbol of excellence even among nongolf fans.

The Seattle Times 2009

Maybe not among the longtime golf media, but suddenly the nongolf media will be out in force, as it is in other sports.

GeoffShackelford.com 2009