NiceBallz is the creation of “Hack” and co-founder Corey Grice. They have more than 25 years combined experience in journalism, marketing and public relations and they play lots of golf, the really bad weekend warrior kind.
NiceBallz is about unbridled honesty and enthusiasm for golf. Our name came about the same way. We once let a faster twosome play through. After hitting great tee shots, someone said, ‘Nice balls, guys!’ <snicker> An innocent remark? Of course. Ridiculed sophomorically? Absolutely! That moment sums up our approach to blogging: honest commentary and the ability to laugh at ourselves, others and the game.
We give it to you straight, even if your golf game isn’t.
GolferWriterGuy
Corey Grice is a corporate copywriter, a former journalist and an avid amateur golfer. He barely clings to a single digit handicap, his reputation as a reporter, meaningful relationships and a day job. Follow more of his golf commentary on Twitter at @GolferWriterGuy.
Hack
Hack is a pen name for a marketing and communications professional who enjoys blogging as a means to pursue his passion for his favorite sport – golf. He represents the yin to his collaborator’s yang. He doesn’t so much play golf, as the game plays him to his delight and likely demise. Follow his perspective on Twitter at @NiceBallz.
NiceBallz.com: We give it to you straight, even if your golf game isn't. 
As fans of golf we are going to discuss pros decisions. That does not mean we would make a better decision or make a better shot. If the fans were not here caring enough to chat about it then where would the Tour be at all?
As human beings we like it when someone “goes for it” whether or not they win. I still love it that Sean O’Hair went for the win at the PGA Championship (I think 2008) when he was a shot behind Phil. Yes, he put it in the drink, but he went for the win and for some reason I like that. I talked about that shot just like I talked about Fowlers shots and numerous other shots.