As we all still nurse our Open Championship hangovers the women of the golf world start a streak of important tournaments. Thursday 32 of the worlds best will tee it up in the UL International Crown in a eight team… Continue Reading
Sunday was one dramatic day for the LPGA Tour. All year their players vie for points in the Race to the CME Globe and it all came down to the last hole on the last day of the last tournament… Continue Reading
Last year the USA made history by playing both the men’s and women’s U.S. Open’s on the same course in back to back weeks. This year the USGA went back to its normal routine with different weeks and venues and… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner What a strange weekend in golf. We saw the ladies of the USA struggle at the inaugural International Crown. Jim Furyk spit the bit again at the RBC Canadian Open and Bernhard Langer give us a dominating… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The dream season on the LPGA Tour continued yesterday at the WalMart NW Arkansas Championship. Michelle Wie was the story early in the week with back to back 66’s but the week of celebration may have took… Continue Reading
From the AP: WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — Inbee Park won the Manulife Financial Classic on Sunday for her first LPGA Tour title in more than 11 months, matching the course record with a 10-under 61 for a three-stroke victory over… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. The funniest thing I saw all week was the timing of Caroline Wozniacki changing her picture on her Twitter account. Click here, you must see this. She’s posing as a witch over a cauldron, all Bubble,… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner All week Captain Liselotte Nuemann had told her players, “Let’s make history.” They were prophetic words as the Euros went out and white-washed the Americans for the first time on home soil. It was the first ever… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The U.S. Solheim Team has been finalized and Captain Meg Mallon will be trying to get her charges in top form for the August 16th-18th matches at the Colorado Golf Club. Mallon’s team features the top American… Continue Reading
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