After yesterday's nod to Spanish golf blogs, I thought I'd proceed on up to France where there's also also a distinct and growing golf culture, despite the fact that, here in the US, "French Golf" still tends to bring to mind "Van de Velde's Carnoustie catastrophe".
My favorite French golf blog, (which just happens to be written by one of the world's cutest golf bloggers) is simply called Golf. Brigitte, the alluring auteur posts almost daily with a voice that's uniquely hers. She's an excellent writer, and she knows her subject. This girl is totally passionate about golf...but at the same time she's light-hearted and fun-loving and it shows in her posts. If you read French it's a highly recommendable golf blog. If you don't read French I would suggest you have a look at Fairways, site of the French golf magazine of the same name. It too is in French, but there are lots of visuals, and it gives you an idea of the elegant, chic and sensual nature of French golf. If you do venture there, be sure to go to the portfolio section and check out the beautiful Fairway Girls. And...just for fun, see if you can pick out the beautiful golf blogger Brigitte, among them.
Tres belle!!!
ReplyDeleteThe French know how to do it right, don't they?
ReplyDeletethe frogs may have style, but they are still the most unprincipled race on the face of the earth - -
ReplyDeletei vote for a new era of freedom fries and a general boycott of all things french!
Be careful anonymous, the French have a new president, and things are going to change a lot in the coming years. With Sarkozy at the helm France is going to come into it's own as the leader of Europe and Europe is going to be much more of a force to be reckoned with for the US. I hear Sarko plays golf too.
ReplyDeleteto jennifer (the dreamer)
ReplyDeletei don't think any one pol can erase over 1000 years of treachery and deceit!
remember your history - during the revolution france sent us her ships - only - after it was clear cornwallis was defeated ... typical
Thanks for your post, it gives me a lot of pleasure. At the beginning, I wanted to write some texts in english but I were too busy to do it. If only more people could read french easily, it would be nicer, but I know that my style is full imaged. So, whatever, we can follow playing golf and share our common passion.:-)
ReplyDeleteI've not caught frogs with my golf club and good chinese restaurants cook them very well ;-)
I don't know if it's a good trip to date Sarko for golf and more (!!???) but why not? Cecilia is gone...;-)
Hoping to read more and more about golf and ladies golfer,
Brigitte
French golfer and author of "golf"
Ex Fairwaysgirl