Our 2018 Masters Week started this morning in the most wonderful way with the finals of The Drive, Chip & Putt competition. The fifth version of this springtime ritual once again proved wildly entertaining and as always inspirational. Watching those… Continue Reading
The dream of many golfers is to make it to The Masters. I am not talking about playing in The Masters but rather getting those tickets that have become the great white whale of tickets in all of sport. The… Continue Reading
It’s darn near impossible to put into words what Arnold Palmer meant to golf. He’s the reason there is world wide tours and billions spent on golf. He’s the reason for the big money purses and the international popularity of… Continue Reading
They say timing is everything. And sometimes they, whoever they are…are right. But for the good folks at Golf Magazine timing didn’t quite work out this month. I pulled my issue from the mailbox and gazed down upon their Ryder… Continue Reading
Oakmont Country Club is widely regarded as the toughest golf course in America. Its slick greens are legendary. Its Church Pew bunkers are so famous they have their own name. And the rough is deep. So deep balls vanish, players… Continue Reading
The LPGA is spending the week in paradise as the ladies tee it up in the Lotte Championship at beautiful Ko Olina Golf Club at Oahu, Hawaii. Minjee Lee leads at -10 after a stellar bogey free 66. American Katie… Continue Reading
It’s been an odd week at Augusta National and The Masters. The usual roars and cheers have been replaced by gasps and murmurs. Last year we watched as Jordan Spieth went deep, real deep and tied Tiger Woods’s record winning… Continue Reading
This is the week that the PGA Tour descends on Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. All week we’ll hear tributes and adulation for The King from each and every person involved with golf.… Continue Reading
I’m yearning for the good old days. No, not the days of hickory and gutta percha. No, not the days of Bobby Jones and the Grand Slam. No, not the day of Jack versus Arnie or Jack versus Lee or… Continue Reading
The 2015 Presidents Cup International Team may have come up a bit short on Sunday but this is an overall performance they should be proud of. They made the cup competitive, something we haven’t seen in a decade. After being… Continue Reading