My head is throbbing and it's not from writing about golf for eight consecutive days.
Otago Daily Times sports editor Hayden Meikle today starts a monthly series in which he meets the great and good of New Zealand sport. He begins the series with a chat to Warriors captain Steve Price.
Steve Alker had Johnny on the spot to thank yesterday.
Neither you nor I knew much at all about this Nationwide Tour before the start of this week.
Danny Lee is hovering near the cut zone but Sir Bob Charles looks certain to bow out of the New Zealand Open later today.
Six years ago, Todd Demsey was undergoing brain surgery to begin the removal of a tumour.
What, no miracle? Danny Lee proved a timely reminder of his mere mortality as he carded a respectable if unspectacular one-under-par 71 at the New Zealand Open yesterday.
Alex Prugh disobeyed the laws of golf yesterday.
I knew golf was cruel but it took the first round of the New Zealand Open to really expose it to me.
Gusty wind has made it difficult for the afternoon field to have an impact on the first day of the New Zealand Open.
Everyone is hoping to see something special from Danny Lee, but any number of American and Australian golfers are lining up to make their own noise at the New Zealand Open.
Michael Hill saved the New Zealand Open but Bob Tuohy has the job of making sure it doesn't sink again.
Australian Michael Moore is in his debut season on the Australasian Tour and is about to play in his first New Zealand Open. Sports editor Hayden Meikle talks to the little Aussie battler.
Go follow the golf, they said.
Mahal Pearce was the last New Zealander to win the New Zealand Open but he suspects the drought is about to break.
Hunter Haas has tasted the rare air of the PGA Tour and is "starving" to get back to the top.
It was the excited little Asian lady running past me that provided the obvious sign Danny Lee was not far away.
Tauranga golfer Jared Pender has qualified for the New Zealand Open a week after getting into the New Zealand PGA through the same route.
Gareth Paddison hopes a wayward putter will come right in time to mount a serious tilt at the New Zealand Open this week.
Tripp Isenhour has the sort of name that suggest a golfing personality and he hopes to show a game to match at The Hills this week.