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1948 Masters…Not Bad for a Club Pro

As March winds down and we in the northeast take the brunt of yet another Nor’easter I can’t help myself from doing what all golf fans do this time of year: look towards The Masters. It’s just two weeks away… Continue Reading

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Golf in the Olympics: I’m Done…for Now

Let it be known that this will be my last piece with any mention of the Olympics, golf in the Olympics, players in the Olympics, players not in the Olympics, the Olympic Flame, the Olympic Rings, Olympic Paint…anything Olympic…at least… Continue Reading

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What Makes a Golf Course Great? More Than You Think

Serious golf is about to be played this week at the WGC-Cadillac Championship as the top three golfers in the world will tee it up together for the first time in 2016. Trump National Doral, aka The Blue Monster will… Continue Reading

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10 Things I Think…PLAYERS Style

1.  Say what you will about Pete Dye’s Sawgrass, and plenty do, it certainly allows for excitement down the stretch. And they certainly gave it to us yesterday. 2.  The sheer quality of the play, from just about everyone on… Continue Reading

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Jordan Spieth Shoots 64, Still “Frustrated”

All the great golfers are always hard on themselves. That’s how they push themselves to get better. “I can always get better” is a refrain often heard among the best athletes. Jordan Spieth is no different. The twenty one year… Continue Reading

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Great Golf for Great Prices

Like many golf fanatics who are housebound by the chill of winter I escape my boredom with a few needed diversions. The Golf Channel, websites, books and magazines get teamed up with some living room putting to help me escape… Continue Reading

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Aussie Open Set for Thrilling Finish & Geoff Ogilvy: “The Thinker”

Thanksgiving and its following weekend gives us sports fans plenty to be thankful for. We had a great slate of NFL games on Thursday and Saturday brings us “Rivalry Weekend” in college football with so many exciting match ups. Hopefully,… Continue Reading

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Some More Green for Public Golf

by Jeff Skinner Living in New York’s Hudson Valley has its advantages. We get to enjoy all of the four seasons, well I enjoy three of them anyway. The Hudson Valley is full of history and a beautiful place to… Continue Reading

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Michelle Wie Leads an Exciting U.S. Women’s Open

by Jeff Skinner The 2014 golf season just keeps getting better for the LPGA. With new tournaments, new sponsors, fresh new faces and plenty of publicity the U.S. Women’s Open started with much anticipation. So far it hasn’t disappointed at… Continue Reading

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