All right, I have to admit that Olympic fever is hitting yours truly. I have been addicted to NBC’s multiple platform broadcasts as I try to grab a little bit of all the competitions down in Rio. Sure, watching Michael… Continue Reading
Oh there’s some joy in Houston tonight. Jim Herman who’s toiled on the Web.com Tour and the PGA Tour since turning pro in 2000 did his best Cinderella Story impersonation today and won the Shell Houston Open. Herman, who few… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Hits Lee Westwood opens with a career best first round 65 to share the lead in his 67th major championship start. Is this the one or just another tease from Westy. Ryan Palmer and Kevin Chappell (no… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Over the past weekend the term “Cinderella Story” was thrown around when it came to Mo Martin’s win at the Women’s British and for Gene Sauers attempt to battle Hall of Famers Colin Montgomerie and Bernhard Langer… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Colin Mongomerie’s U. S. Senior Open win gives him two majors already this season. After an entire career of being shut out from the big ones I bet he wished he turned 50 sooner. 2. Gene… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Coming into this week’s John Deere Classic Jordan Spieth had been “living the life.” Any nineteen year old kid that gets to travel the country teeing it up with the best golfers in the world has to… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It’s easy to miss some of the great stories on day one at The U.S. Open. Amid the hype of Tiger’s good round, the implosion of Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, Rory McIlroy and Luke Donald some of… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This week started off with the Hall of Fame Inductions and ends with one of the biggest tournaments of the year, The Players Championship. The Players usually gets the strongest field of any tournament including the majors. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner One of the feel good stories of The 76th Masters so far has to be Jason Dufner. Last we saw Dufner at a major was the PGA Championship at the Atlanta Athletic Club. He had a five… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Some of the names on the leaderboard on the U.S. Open are familiar like Rory McIlroy who leads at 6 under. Some are difficult to pronounce like Louis Oosthuizen the British Open Champion. And some are unfamiliar… Continue Reading