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Played the beautiful Maderas Golf Course http://www.maderasgolf.com/in Poway, Calif., yesterday with my friends Mark Holthoff and Josh Sadlier. I was a little dismayed with my score until I looked at the card and saw the slope was 137! Here, Josh uncorks a 300-yard drive to set up his tap-in birdie.

My son Tony, who helps me build and ship the Pause-N-Throw, was struggling with his approach shots during a round of golf on Saturday afternoon. He kept flaring his shots high and to the right. Yesterday, we went to the course late in the day and he put on the Pause-N-Throw. He immediately felt a different motion. Soon the ball was flying straight at the pin. "It refreshed my memory how this product really helps," he said. "Now, I can continue to endorse it with confidence."

We have a Thanksgiving tradition here at Pause-N-Go Golf. In the morning, my son, Tony, who assembles and ships the Pause-N-Throw golf swing training device, runs in a 5K. Today he turned in a scorching 21:10 time. We then chill for a while and then our thoughts turn to golf. While everyone else is face-down in turkey, Tony and I hit the links. Usually, we have to wake up the starter to pay him. As we tee off, the sun is low in the sky and the holes ahead of us are empty. Th...ere is a feel of stillness and reverence to the golf course. Today, here in Southern California, it was about 62 degrees with sun and a light wind. Tony blistered a 3-wood down the first fairway while I flared my drive into the trees. As we walked down the fairway, the sun was already turning the clouds gold. The first hole produced two bogeys but we both parred 2. On 3, a long par 4, I hit a solid drive and a nice approach. A par on the hole is like a birdie. Pars and bogeys mingled like guests at a dinner party. By the ninth hole it was hard to see the flag. And that's when I hit a sand wedge 12 feet from the hole to set up a birdie. My putt missed the mark but I tapped in for par. Tony and I shook hands and headed home, our stomaches growling, for a well-deserved turkey dinner. And that's our traditional Thanksgiving at Pause-N-Go Golf. Best wishes and good golfing to all of you.