This past weekend we witnessed an odd phenomena in golf. No, it wasn’t that Phil Mickelson blew up at Pebble Beach and limped in with a 74 to finish third in his defense of the AT&T. But cheers to Phil… Continue Reading
My brother George and I are always throwing around questions on our beloved addiction. Here’s a few we chatted about recently. Is the MASTERS the best major. George: It is a unique Championship but I’m not sure it’s the best.… Continue Reading
The USGA spends years working on U.S. Open preparation and it takes just that to pull off one of the largest sporting events of the year. And the boys in the blue jackets always like to put some thought into… Continue Reading
As the golf world salivates over Tiger Woods’ play at The Memorial I am left wondering what has happened to Jordan Spieth. The three time major winner was one three golfers entering the season with a chance to claim their… Continue Reading
The 2017 U.S. Amateur runner-up, Doug Ghim, had a memorable week at Augusta National, garnering low amateur honors and holing out twice on #18. On Thursday he found the cup from the fairway for an eagle 2 and finished up… Continue Reading
Patrick Reed showed many critics what he is really made of as he gutted out his Masters win with a less than stellar Sunday round. But a green jacket is a green jacket and his professional life is changed forever.… Continue Reading
The final round of The Masters could be “one for the ages” as our friend Jim Nantz likes to say. But it also could turn out to be memorable for all the wrong reasons. We like our major champions to… Continue Reading
On the 85th anniversary of Gene Sarazen’s “shot heard round the world”, a gang of young gunslingers fired shots all over the damp but still hallowed grounds of Augusta National. The barrage of birdies, eagles, par saves, and pitches from… Continue Reading
The most anticipated week of the golf year is upon us, and the run up to The Masters has rarely been so full of excitement, with a theme of redemption taking the lead. The number of golfing luminaries who are… Continue Reading
It always seems that pioneers and leaders in their fields think a little bit different from most of us. Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, Bill Gates and Stephen Hawking never thought like the average Joe. Maybe that’s why they were able… Continue Reading