by Jeff Skinner Na Yeon Choi followed in the footsteps of her countrywomen Si Ri Pak as she claimed the 67th U.S. Open at the same course that Pak had won on in 1998 when she started the revolution in… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Unbearable heat, a difficult 6900 yard course, greens that are measured by the acre and a six hour round. Welcome to the 67th U.S. Women’s Open. On a tough day, played on a tougher course three American… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Every time a match play event rolls around we hear how the pros, the media and the fans love the excitement of head to head competition and that there should be more of it on the tours. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Sometimes things come back to bite you in the rear end, as they say. That was the case yesterday at The Sybase Match Play Championship. Earlier in the week defending champion Suzann Pettersen was quoted as saying… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As Dorothy said as she clicked her heels in The Wizard of Oz, “There’s no place like home.” And that’s very true this week for the American women of the LPGA Tour as they open their domestic… Continue Reading
From LPGA.com What once looked like a breakthrough victory for an American teen, unpredictably shifted toward a potential repeat dual of last year’s U.S. Women’s Open, and then quickly turned into a playoff party for six at the LPGA’s season-opening… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The “Year of Yani” continues. World number one Yani Tseng won her sixth tournament of the season today at the Hana Bank Championship in South Korea. The 22 year old Tseng is having the best season of… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner We had some great golf and plenty more on this weekend. The Tour Championship was excellent but Steve Sands doing his best “Tim Russert imitation” with that white board all day was so annoying With Suzann Pettersen… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The final day of the Solheim Cup was a fitting climax to a well played and compelling weekend of golf. Each team played like champions and better yet all displayed the spirit of sportsmanship that the Solheim… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner On a day that had everything, rain delays, lightning delays, wind, sunshine, a forfeit, tight matches and some plain old butt whippings, The Solheim Cup gave us all we could want and more. With both teams starting… Continue Reading