Stephen Ames Golf Lesson

In taking the win at the Children's Miracle Network Classic and solidifying an Official World GolfRanking of 30 (the highest-ranked Canadian),Calgary's Stephen Ames had a lot of things goinghis way. For starters, he stepped to the first tee onFriday in his Nike Air Zoom Elite shoes and proceeded to card seven straight birdies on his way to posting a 63.
And, armed with the control of his NIKE ONE ball, he certainly took his short game in the right direction, finishing the weekend tied for first in putts-per-round and first in birdies with 23.
But in closing down the rest of the field on the back nine on Sunday, the real thing going his way was his ball, headed very straight and very far down the fairway thanks to his driver and its SUMO² technology. The very same driver technology, in fact, that will be unveiled in its next game-changing forms on February 2nd.
So, however you're currently preparing for that next crucial round, be sure to wait for February and the next big things in square technology before rounding out your bag.

Stephen Ames wins

Stephen won the PGA Tour event on Sunday. Check out the details at the link below:

http://www.pgatour.com/2007/tournaments/r045/11/04/ames.ap/index.html

Stephen Ames leading Tournament after 3 rounds

Canadian Stephen Ames leads the PGA Tournament by one stroke going into the final round on Sunday... Go Stephen.

Roughriders Game Party - October 26th

St. Alban's Men's Fellowship met in the basement of the home of Steve Bicknell to watch and cheer on the Saskatchewan Roughriders as they played in Edmonton. Thank goodness they came from behind twice to win the game in overtime. Lively discussion about the holding penalty called during field goal attempt by Edmonton, but we'll take it.

WHL - Prince Albert Raiders

Not is all good news in Sports. My Prince Albert Raiders are struggling this year. I agree with the Daily Herald editorial... Time to change things with a new GM. That's about the only change that hasn't been made.

PGA - Fry's Electronics Open

Great news. Canada's Mike Weir played a great weekend and final round of golf with great approach shots. He won the Fry's Electronics Open by 1 stroke with -14. It has been 3 1/2 years since Mike has last won. CONGRATULATIONS!

CFL

Although it was expected, it is never guaranteed. It was great that Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated Hamilton Ti-Cats today 38 - 11. Thanks to the Roughrider fans for filling the Stadium to allow us to view the game on TV in the rest of Saskatchewan. I bet there is lots of discussion taking place on the Facebook Roughrider Fan Groups.