Nike Golf No More
I was out golfing and pulled out this sleeve of Nike One golf balls and was playing one of them and Tommy stopped me and was like, Woah! You still have some Nike Ones! You should hold onto those!
So it got me thinking, with Nike now dropping out of golf equipment (completing the cycle they started with Tiger and are now ending with Tiger), is my Nike gear going to be worth more or less?
I still don’t understand them dropping out. How many companies say, We only made $750 M last year! Yeah, we gotta ditch that division!
I suppose though when you look at how much they charge for freaking socks it gives you some perspective. I mean, all the rage in kids basketball lately has been these $25 dollar socks that probably cost Nike 50 cents to make.
Regardless, I’ll miss Nike. I thought their gear was good, maybe not top tier, but good. I never liked the way the clubs hit, but we still ended up with more Nike gear than anything else. We have three Nike Bags, Two Nike sets of clubs, and I’ve probably bought more Nike golf balls than any other brand (that’s not saying a whole lot though cause I don’t buy that many golf balls). I never really considered them the best, but how egotistical do you have to be to say we’re quitting unless we’re killing the competition?
So I’m left wondering, should I play these last Nike Ones till the very last ball splashes or hold onto them?
Fixing Broken Wii
Watching the Opening Ceremonies of the Olympics and fixing things. First up, Tyler’s broken wii. I had him help out and we found a broken gear that we glued up. Now, all is good.
Made the Varsity Golf Team
Tommy has a really nice golf bag, but made the switch to a new bag today because he made the varsity golf team as a freshman at his high school – a team that won two of the last three state titles.
Yeah, I’m pretty proud of him.
Rock Chips
Seriously!?
What’s annoying about this cracked windshield is that I’ve always gotten rock chips fixed, but recently I read something about ways people waste money on cars and it stated fixing rock chips had no significant impact on whether a windshield cracks. I thought, hmm, well, I could be wrong… It’s been a long time since I’ve had to fix a rock chip. So I didn’t fix it this time and it cracked!
So, Just my own lifetime count for rock chips stands like this now. About 15 rock chips repaired, no cracked windows. 3 unrepaired rock chips, three windows that completely cracked.
I’ll stick with fixing rock chips