People like to create golf journeys, be they sojourns to Scotland, buddy trips to Myrtle Beach or trails to clusters of connected, and often refined, golf courses.
Haines has guided couples, cotton tops, guys on buddy trips, CEOs on the lam from their Blackberrys, as well as such boldface names as Lance Armstrong, Lyle Lovett, Kid Rock, Sandra Bullock and champion ski racer Franz Weber.
Heading home, my buddy tripped and twisted his ankle, and the police gave him a lift to urgent care.
Then there are buddy trips, in which two close friends go through a series of trials that make them stronger and better able to face the future.
Why We Took the Car by Wolfgang Herrndorf (Andersen Press £6.99) represents another summer staple, the buddy road trip.
(Dargis) 'Just Like a Woman' (R. 1 30) This overly familiar female buddy road trip movie is very reminiscent of "Thelma & Louise," but with an added belly dancing plot line.
When President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia visited the White House, Mr. Obama took him out to a greasy-spoon lunch at Ray's Hell Burger — a kind of buddy road trip that spoke louder than even the most lavish state dinner about Mr. Obama's warm feelings toward his Russian counterpart.
It's time to talk about "Green Book," the Peter Farrelly-directed buddy comedy/road trip saga/historical dramedy that's earned so many accolades this awards season that we can no longer ignore its cloying existence.
In a year that gave us groundbreaking films about black people ("If Beale Street Could Talk," "Sorry to Bother You"), Peter Farrelly's buddy comedy/road trip movie feels like a remnant of a bygone era of Hollywood.
