MyJoys for Turkeys

Very nice art work.  Looks like you have a little LPGA in training.

Very nice!  I imagine that HAD to be a fun project for you, and that will surely be the best disguised turkey in the class!

Very nice!  I imagine that HAD to be a fun project for you, and that will surely be the best disguised turkey in the class!

Turning her from a soccer player into a golfer. Great fun had to have been had doing that project. Thanks for sharing.

Nice collaboration there Scott.

jlawton1

Turning her from a soccer player into a golfer. Great fun had to have been had doing that project. Thanks for sharing.

This daughter hates soccer, so that was easy.  Having played and coached soccer at a decent level, it's tough for me to watch my kids play soccer.  I would rather them play golf.   And yes, this project was a good one.  Much easier than the math homework my 5th grader brings home.  

i like all of the titleist and FJ pictures that you added to it it looks awsome

The turkey is missing the Ambassador patch on the sleeve of the shirt.

Tyler Higley

The turkey is missing the Ambassador patch on the sleeve of the shirt.

Very cool and great looking Myjoys. I love including golf in my kids homework

golferdrmjr

Tyler HigleyThe turkey is missing the Ambassador patch on the sleeve of the shirt.And there is no FJ logo on the collar.  :-)

Man, tough crowd!  

Scott drew a Turkey with a Mullet.  Welcome to Memphis.

TT

Looks like Dad (aka Scott) had a lot of fun with his...oops I mean his daughter's  pre-school project. lol. Very creative, although the hair looks more on the Bubba Watson style then a Mullet, especially with the visor !

Timmy - I didn't draw the hair.  I just cut out the accessories.  My daughter was trying to draw a pony-tail and now you've made her cry.   I would say, per capita, Oklahoma has more mullets than Memphis.

The turkey could be Phil?

or this Sooner fan: