Amateur approach changing review

Fars planned to introduce the cafe gradually, opening with a small staff and working out the kinks before starting to advertise or even putting up a sign. That kind of soft opening has traditionally worked well in the restaurant business, because professional reviewers often don't visit a new place until it has been open a month or more. But from its first weekend, Cafe Grillades attracted a different type of reviewer -- average customers who posted their opinions on a Web site called Yelp. The hospital cafeteria at UCSF is more inviting.

The sport of golf is one of the few sports with such a defined definition and although it has evolved in recent years, this is a continued joint effort to modernise the Rules by reducing complexity and ensuring the Rules effectively guide how the game is played today. The code remains a fundamental framework for amateur golf and we will be listening to the views of players, officials and associations to give us a fully rounded view of how we can improve them. It is our goal to ensure that the fundamental concept of what it means to be an amateur golfer is clear and retained to promote fair competition and enjoyment for everyone, while still addressing many issues that seek to protect the game. At New Zealand Golf we reinstate on average ten golfers a year, with them wanting to remain in the game in some capacity starting with playing at club level. It is hoped the change will help to promote the game and cater to new audiences as well as eliminate unnecessary restrictions for event organisers.

Why is it that some people seem to be hugely successful and do so much, while the vast majority of us struggle to tread water? There are a host of other differences, but they can effectively be boiled down to two things: fear and reality. Amateurs believe that the world should work the way they want it to.

Oh, Bless his cute little young heart. Rumor has it the Sheriff rolled through three times. Apparantly our prolonged presence was making the town folk nervous.