SFGATE Pebble organizers wary of sandbaggers Ron Kroichick, Chronicle Staff Writer Feb. 11, 2009Updated: Feb. 10, 2012 4:02 p.m. Masashi Yamada holds a dubious place in the lore of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Yamada, a Japanese businessman, teamed with Bruce Vaughan to win the pro-am competition in 1995 – until tournament officials belatedly learned Yamada’s handicap…
Pebble organizers wary of sandbaggers
The Sandbagger
The Sandbagger From Misfits on the Links A Golfer’s Guide to Freaks along the Fairway, By Joel Zuckerman, Copyright 2006. Andrews McMeel Publishing LLC, Kansas City Swindlus ceaseless It’s a game chock-full 0f less-than- desirable practitioners, but truly, is there anyone, anything worse than a classic Sandbagger? How low can you go, artificially inflating your…
Dirty little secrets of a sandbagger
Dirty little secrets of a sandbagger From the archive (September 1995): Whenever this Texas hustler wanted to take a few skins off his opponents, he would rely on this batch of nasty golf tricks Golf Digest (September 1995) Guy Yokum as told by Dan Jenkins (Dead Solid Perfect) “Sandbagging” has nothing to do with stacking…
The Perils of Sandy Bagger®
Sandy beaned during Francis Brown Waialae CC by a skulled shot from the bunker on the left side of the striking him on the side of the head and driving him into the sand trap in right side bunker on the #7 Signature hole. Read the “Perils of Sandy Bagger” that follows. Note that Sandy…