Okay, so I’ve been trying to get into this Shriners Children’s Open thing. Sounds pretty cool, right? It’s a golf tournament, part of the PGA TOUR, and it’s happening in Las Vegas. I figured, why not check out the tee times and see what’s what?
So, I did a little digging. Turns out, they’ve got 132 tee times published for the first round. That’s a lot of golfers! I started going through the list, trying to figure out who’s playing when. It was a bit overwhelming at first, just a massive list of names and times.
I spent a good chunk of my afternoon just scrolling and reading. I don’t really know many of the golfers, to be honest, but it was still interesting to see the schedule. It’s pretty organized, I gotta give them that. They’ve got it all laid out nice and clear. Every player has a designated time slot for their starting time.
- First, I found the website. It was simple enough.
- Then, I noticed the 132 tee times. It was a little intimidating at first.
- I carefully look at the list and try to find the information I need.
- Finally, I got all the tee times sorted out and saved the document for later.
I eventually got a handle on it and found the players I was interested in. I wrote down their tee times so I wouldn’t forget. Now I’ve got a list of who I want to watch and when they’re teeing off. It’s going to be a long day, but it’s kind of exciting. And I successfully got those tee times.
My Findings
It was interesting. I mean, golf isn’t really my thing, but seeing how organized it all is was pretty cool. This Shriners thing seems like a big deal. I might even try to watch some of it on TV.
Anyway, that’s my little adventure with the Shriners tee times. Not exactly life-changing, but it was a fun way to spend an afternoon. Maybe next year I’ll actually go to the tournament. Who knows?
