This has been
a busy week in the world of golf.
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Speaking of
new looks, have you seen the PGA TOUR’s new website? They have a new layout and
enhanced functionality. If you haven’t checked it out yet, head over to www.pgatour.com and let them know what you
think.
On a somewhat
sad note, the snow and ice storm that hit the South last week caused
unrecoverable damage to the Eisenhower Tree at Augusta National. “Ike’s tree”
was a course landmark, full of history and the subject of hundreds, if not
thousands, of pictures over the years. The Atlanta Business Chronicle covered
the loss in detail in a recent article.
Below is an interesting tidbit on how the tree got its name:
“The…tree got its name because former President Dwight
D.Eisenhower often hit into it, and at a club meeting in 1956 he proposed
cutting it down. Masters co-founder Clifford Roberts ruled him out of order and
adjourned the meeting, and the tree has been linked to Eisenhower ever since…”
Goodbye,
Ike’s tree – the course won’t be quite the same without you!

Remember: Team
McGladrey Member Chris
DiMarco takes center stage on SiriusXM’s
oPINionated every Tuesday morning. Tune in to listen each week. Want to join
the conversation? Call 866.469.0026 to talk with Chris directly.
Finally,
before we wrap up this week’s update, we want to let our readers know that Mon.,
Feb., 24 is Zach’s birthday! You can share your birthday wishes with him via
Twitter (@ZachJohnsonPGA) or, if you prefer, you can leave your birthday
greetings here on our blog, and we’ll be happy to pass along your wishes!
Check back
next week to find out the latest regarding Team McGladrey
and the 2014 McGladrey Classic (Oct. 20-26).
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