Why are first class passengers boarded first? Since their seat is guaranteed, I thoug...?

There are some people (my wife is one of them) who feel the way that you do, and would vastly prefer being the last to board the aircraft. And since first-class passengers are merely given the o…

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Should high handicap golfers use expensive urethane covered golf balls like the Pro V1?

No. I have conducted somewhere around 12,000 golf ball fittings, which have included players of all abilities, and I can’t recall a situation where a urethane covered “tour”-type ball performed…

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