by Jeff Skinner This week the PGA tour moves to Ancaster, Ontario for The RBC Canadian Open. Unfortunately the week after The Open Championship is a tough spot to fill on the schedule. Due to the travel and the fact… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It’s strange how different people can look at the same thing and have very different opinions of the same circumstance. Any time a golfer finishes in the top ten of a major championship it should be considered… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The Open Championship finished with a grand finale as Ernie Els played an amazing back nine in only 32 strokes to overtake a stumbling Adam Scott. Ernie was the only player among the leaders to finish under… Continue Reading
The best picture of the day has Ernie Els sitting in the locker room admiring the Claret Jug. Click here for the original story and photo.
by Jeff Skinner 1. One of the things I like about the Open Championship venues is that the houses you see near the course are actually part of a town with regular working people living in them. Unlike in the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Golf is the most rewarding of games and it can also be the most painful. That was the case at Royal Lytham & St. Annes today as Adam Scott and Ernie Els felt the pain and reaped… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The final round of the 141st Open Championship had turned into a snoozer. Third round leader Adam Scott had a four stroke lead with four to play. The lead was more a result of the rest of… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The stage is set an exciting final round at The 141st Open Championship. An amazing leaderboard filled with big names, the impending windy weather and a course that just may show its teeth are aligning to give… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner They say that politics makes strange bedfellows. Well sometimes golf does the same thing. Tomorrow at 2:20am EST two of the strangest “bedfellows” will tee it up as the luck of the draw has paired Tom Watson… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner These ESPN/Ian McShane videos keep getting better. The latest is “Old” written by Tom Rinaldi. I relate to this one in a big way, “respect your elders” he says. It’s brilliant and painful at the same time.