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What do you do when you make a 25 pound turkey for only two people? Leftovers of course. Here are some ideas for how to take advantage of all that leftover bird. Day 2  Lunch: Classic Turkey Sandwiches - Whole wheat bread, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato and Miracle Whip Dinner: Thanksgiving Dinner all over again. We made stuffing, sweet potato casserole and a dried cherry & cranberry sauce (Recipe Below) that was divine. We used 1-cup of Splenda in place of the 1.5 cups of sugar, and it was both sweet and tart. FoodandWine.com/recipes/cranberry-sauce-with-dried-cherries Day 3  Lunch: Turkey Sammiches -...

I've always loved rice pudding as a dessert but never really thought of it as a breakfast selection that could serve as fuel to power me through a round of golf. A while back I found a few recipes online and made homemade rice pudding for the first time, without all the sugar, and found it really gave me a lot of energy and kept me full throughout the morning.  When you sit back and think about it for a second, it makes sense that rice could provide the energy needed to drive your ball down the fairway. Cooked rice...

I remember the first time I saw an oversized grip on a tour player’s putter. It was during the Masters tournament a number of years ago aboard fan favorite K.J. Choi’s club. As I remember the story, Choi was struggling with his putting and was awake watching a late night TV infomercial for the fat grip. Searching for any help with his putting, he called the 800 number, I always wondered who buys stuff off late night TV, and regripped his club. While he didn’t win at Augusta that year, he putted pretty darn well. To be honest, I have...

Sure there are a lot of great training aids out there and many of them can greatly improve your golf game, but sometimes funds are tight and you really don't know if the training aid is going to work for you. Here's a free training aid you can make in your home, assuming you have some scrap wood laying around, to improve your putting. One of the many reasons that people miss putts is due to SDT or "Sudden Deceleration Trauma." You know, when you take the putter back too far and realize it as you are about to make...