The Club de Golf Chapultepec hosted a World Golf Championship for the second consecutive year and they did a bang-up job with it. Glorious weather, enthusiastic and respectful crowds, a star studded leader board and a mad dash to the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Rory McIlroy: three quarters of the way to the career grand slam. Only Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods have reached that point any quicker than Rory. That tells you what kind of company this kid is in.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Believe it or not, Justin Rose was born in South Africa. We know him as an Englishman as he did grow up in England but now he lives in Florida. But I think he may like… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Amateur golfers seem to be getting some well deserved exposure this past week. Sixteen year old Lydia Ko has continued her astounding performance in professional events. The recent CN Canadian Open repeat winner has made the cut… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It wasn’t supposed to be his day. Phil Mickelson started his day five behind leader Lee Westwood. It looked like Westwood was on the verge of finally winning his first major championship. He had a two shot… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Sunday at The Open Championship…there are few days like it. And with one of the United Kingdom’s own holding a two stroke lead this final round will have an extra special feeling. Forty year old Lee Westwood… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It wasn’t quite Turnberry in ’77 but with the sun shining over the links of Muirfield at The Open Championship and Lee Westwood and Tiger Woods battling it out for the lead, it was a fairly good… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner My compadres and I are heading to Philly with fingers crossed, hoping for a reprieve from the impending weather. Wet or dry on Sunday, or maybe Monday someone will be hoisting that U.S. Open Trophy over their… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This is what we want in our majors. This is what we dream of for The Masters. A leaderboard so stacked, so jammed, and so packed with great players that tomorrow can’t come soon enough. (Click here… Continue Reading
From European Tour.com: Ian Poulter’s brilliant closing 65 saw him turn a four shot deficit into a two stroke victory at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions. The architect of Europe’s remarkable Ryder Cup victory last month where he won all… Continue Reading