There were some golfers practicing on Monday who seemed unruffled, and unsurprised, by the baskets.
Shoppers packed the post's retail exchanges; golfers practiced shots on a driving range bordering the base.
The golfer Ben Hogan, who was said to have "invented practice," stood out at a time when most pro golfers practiced occasionally, if at all.
There were seven or eight other golfers practicing in clusters, and then there was Woods, as if separated by an invisible force field.
The NHL banned media from using Periscope or Meerkat, and the PGA Tour recently revoked a reporter's credentials after she used Periscope to broadcast golfers practicing.
There is an outdoor pool (closed from late fall to early spring), two tennis courts and a few grassy knolls around which golfers can practice.
For years, subpar golfers have sliced practice balls into nearby parking lots and living rooms, creating a public relations problem for the club and conjuring fears, no doubt, of swollen foreheads and costly lawsuits.
For one, the average golfer doesn't practice enough.
Hambrick could have become a world-class golfer with enough practice.
After the first round, I watched a golfer named Jay Williamson practice on the driving range in the fading sunlight.
