I like the shot. I like the idea of using puddled water on a rainy dutch rooftop in Heerlen, (outside of Amsterdam) but let a good golfer take the shot…and definitely edit your best shots. Other than that, it was good attempt at urbangolf.

Here is the translation from their Youtube page: Creative team of Aachen, Liège, Genk, Brussels, Maastricht and Heerlen, Wednesday, May 2 started a new round of the European project Creative Drive. To get to know each other, played the designers, photographers, graphic designers, musicians, artists and film makers ‘urban golf’ at various locations in Heerlen. Spectacular was the ‘hole’ in the office building at the Schinkelstraat.

Over the weekend my buddy James Kaiser, sent me this photo. Ouch. Needless to say these golf ball sized puppies must have done some serious. Be thankful you don’t own a car in Kentucky. Ouch.

Golf is definitely looking for a younger, cooler look, and that landed our brothers/sisters from urban golf australia on the cover of Golf Industry Central. The industry mag for the Australian golf business. How cool is that?

AUSTRIANS ARE A HEARTY BUNCH OF GOLFERS. You can read the full article in translation here, but I grabbed the photos so everyone can see what golf in a snow storm is all about. Bottom line is that the Franken Crew loves their game. It’s hard to get LA urbangolfers or golfers out if it’s even overcast and 65. Bravo Franken!!!!

Couple of Almostgolf balls and and a repeatable swing and you too can catch your own shot.

Liberty Swing StreetGolf is at it again with another StreetGolf event through the streets of Reims. I love these guys. This is also a great example of how European urbangolf events are becoming legitimate. With sponsors like almostGolf, urban wear and the French City Pro Tour, StreetGolf is developing a following. I’ve included a few of their videos below.

If you speak French you should understand their poster. I can’t…so… here it is anyway. I do love the Posters these guys come up with.

Thanks to Scott Mazariegos of Portland Urbangolf, it looks like their tennis ball driven urbangolf has made it into a book called Weird sports by Sol Neelman. It’s a limited edition photo book of all kinds of cool sports. Check out a few below, then go get the book. Bravo Sol.

Here’s a history of the book: Weird Sports becomes available on the U.S. starting April 10, 2012. But for those around the globe who can’t wait  and want to order, they are selling an early-bird, limited edition from their private reserve: 113 copies for $113, plus s/h (Priority Mail).

Included with the signed, numbered photo book is a signed, archival 8.5 x 11″ color print. But wait. That’s not all – You will also receive a custom luchador mask. There are 5 options for each item (see images below, yo.)

For those interested in capitalizing on this deal, you can order directly from this page. If you want more than one copy, simply return to this page after your first transaction goes through.

If you plan to pick up your copy from me in person (like in Portlandia), please order your copies by clicking here to avoid s/h costs.

To contact Sol directly  sol@solneelman.com

Some day this kid is going to turn into Tony Little.

I have to give props to this kid. This is what I did to invent the almostgolf ball…but I was biggerer.

The ten best pissed off moments on the PGA Tour. Thanks golfingworld magazine.