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BIOGRAPHIES
Michael
Stewart
What
can you say about a guy who golfed 90 holes in one day in 5
different courses and ended up with even par?
He's
good. In fact, nobody plays more golf than Michael. he
averages 300 rounds per year. His wife and children are
saints.
Michael
is a native of lake Geneva, WI, founded where to play Golf
over 10 years ago. He is "America's #1 Golf Course
Writer." Golf Magazine, Corporate & Incentive
Magazine, Golf Digest, TravelGolf.com, Insurance Meetings
magazine and Milwaukee Magazine are some 200 publications who
have enjoyed Michael's articles.
Michael's
unique approach and insights to the game of golf have
enlivened radio and TV broadcasts from Boston to Chicago to
Seattle, Canada and beyond.
Michael is a graduate of the
American Society of Golf Course Architects.
Michael
is also a college graduate and wears golf sandals. The sandals
have helped his game...so he thinks.
Ed
Gilliland
Ed
took up the game of golf late in his life and it shows. He
routinely shoots in the low to mid 90's. This puts Ed smack
dab in the middle of the largest group of Golfers in the
country. Average Golfers. They like Ed and identify with him.
He's real.
A
broadcast vet for over 25 years, Ed's credits include work at
WCFL, WJJD, and WFLD-TV, WYCC-TV, PBS, SPorts Channel, Fox
Sports, ESPN, and Total Sports Network.
Ed
continues to perform regularly as a voice for talent radio,
television and major corporations. Ed is a lifelong Chicagoan.
His homespun attitude and off kilter insights into the game of
golf are very curious to be sure normally right on target.
Which is more than we can say about his game.
In
fact, nothing seems to help his golf game. Why he loves it so
is a complete mystery. Yes, Ed is also a college graduate.
Mike
Robinson
Mike
has been playing golf for over 35 years. He learned the game
in his hometown of Erie, PA.
His
love and knowledge of the game, plus his 26 years of
experience as a journalist, writer, editor, producer, news
director and "Prime Time" news anchor gives the
Where To Play Golf team a leg up in the competition. It's a
different perspective. When talking with a diverse roster of
guests Mike is on target. Listeners and guests love it!
Mike
has worked for both ABC and NBC Television affiliates in
Rockford, Illinois. He is now Director of Communications for
one of Illinois largest COmmunity Colleges which serves over
10,000 students in the Rockford Metro area.
Mike
is, of course a college graduate. He also dresses nicely and
neither has helped his golf game.
Tim
Bona
It
is unfortunate Tim is only on Radio. One would think with such
rugged good looks and a sharp sense of humor he would be a
natural for TV.
Life
isn’t fair.
And
fair has nothing to do with Tim’s Golf Game! He played
college golf for the Florida Gator’s and went onto the
Hooters Tour, where he really put his good looks to the test.
Then marriage and kids prevented him from moving onto the Nike
Tour, The Nationwide and The PGA. “Fame and Fortune” are
elusive and Tim settled for fame when he joined the Where to
Play Golf Team.
His
professional golf experience is a big plus for the show. His
understanding of the game both home and away is solid. He has
studied and mastered golf on many levels. Tim continues to
contribute as a golf writer to many publications. However, Tim
isn’t without issues. For example, he cannot distinguish
between seasons. We believe it’s why he wears shorts and
sandals (with socks) in winter. He also wears sandals when
he’s on the links; flip flops to be exact. Tim is a native
Chicagoan, He has a 5 handicap, he Hits the ball a ton off the
tee, and Ed doesn’t like him.
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