There isn’t much that John Feinstein writes that I don’t enjoy. He’s as connected as any sportswriter ever could be and his opinions on issues and people are usually dead on. This week in GolfWorld he has a familiar rant,… Continue Reading
Bryson DeChambeau, the golf scientist, collected his fifth major pro tour win today in the past seven months by lapping the field at the 30th playing of the Dubai Desert Classic. He started the round with a 1 shot lead… Continue Reading
They say it doesn’t matter how you get the ball in the hole as long as you get it there. But that doesn’t hold for Bryson DeChambeau. To him it truly matters how that ball finds the bottom of the… Continue Reading
If you got up early this morning to catch the European Tour’s Omega Dubai Desert Classic you weren’t disappointed. Heck, I was already fired up from watching Roger Federer win his 20th tennis major at the Australian Open so I… Continue Reading
Disclaimer: This past weekend we were all treated to some very exciting and historic golf but on Super Bowl weekend everything gets overshadowed by the biggest game of the year. The Super Bowl eclipses everything in its path especially when… Continue Reading
Most of the sports world is focused on Phoenix this week as the Seahawks and Patriots prepare for the Super Bowl. With the big game in town things at the Waste Management Phoenix Open always get a little crazier. With… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner I was one of those psycho golf fans that stayed up late to watch Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods play in the first round of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic. And I wasn’t disappointed. Both Rory and… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie ***** Golf fans were able to get their fill of televised desert golf this weekend as Golf Channel offered up extensive coverage of both major tours. The Waste Management Phoenix Open in Scottsdale is the site of the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Fiery Suzann Pettersen opened with an 80 in Australia. I can’t imagine how many F-bombs she let loose during that round. 2. Pebble Beached looked idyllic on Thursday bathed in sunshine. But it looks just as… Continue Reading
From European Tour.com Rafael Cabrera-Bello produced a nerveless final round performance to claim the biggest win of his career at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic. One behind Lee Westwood overnight, the 27 year old Spaniard – whose only previous European… Continue Reading