by Jeff Skinner Surprise! Tiger Woods is back…much sooner than anticipated. From Tiger’s website: Tournament host and 2009 and 2012 Quicken Loans National champion Tiger Woods is slated to compete at the 2014 Quicken Loans National at Congressional Country Club,… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Last June at the U.S. Open I sat behind the green at the long, uphill par three third hole at Merion Golf Club. I watched many a pro struggle on that tortuous hole as it played over… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Tiger Woods knew his game would come around even if many of his detractors didn’t. Woods continued his amazing comeback season with his third win of the year at his own A.T.& T. National on another grueling… Continue Reading
The start of the A.T.& T. National was moved back to 1:00pm today as severe storms passed through the area last night. In an effort to prevent fans from being injured the PGA Tour has banned spectators from the course… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The PGA Tour returns to Congressional Country Club this week for the AT & T National with Tiger Woods as the host. Woods will be looking to win his own tournament for the first time since 2009. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Birdies…. Rory McIlroy of course. The kid played great but more than that he is the kind of person that is really easy to like and easier to cheer for. Jason Day’s 8 under wins all of… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As Rory McIlroy was making his way around Congressional Country Club he was given a conquering hero’s welcome at each hole. The patrons at this 111th U.S. Open Championship realized they were seeing history made before their… 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
With all the talk of the previous U.S. Opens at Congressional Country Club it is easy to overlook the 1976 PGA Championship that was held at Congressional. Putting guru Dave Stockton added that PGA Championship to his 1970 PGA title… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The 1964 U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club marked a turning point in the way the USGA conducted its national championship. Prior to the 64 Open the last two rounds were both played on the final Saturday. … Continue Reading