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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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Ramblings from the 19th Hole

by G. Rennie This past Saturday I was tuned into the CBS coverage of the third round of the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow. Stewart Cink was on a back side green, the 16th I think, when one of… Continue Reading

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Yani Tseng Looks To Take Another Leap

by Jeff Skinner Yani Tseng may be looking to keep her winning streak going this week at The Kraft Nabisco Championship but she certainly will change at least one thing she did from last year. Tseng, a past winner here… Continue Reading

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Thoughts From The Deutsche Bank Championship

by Jeff Skinner Webb Simpson putted like a fiend down the stretch: long birdie on 18 in regulation and two clutch putts in the playoffs to give him his second PGA win. Someone on the PGA Tour needs to let… Continue Reading

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Olin Browne Claims U.S. Senior Open

by Jeff Skinner Olin Browne achieved a career milestone yesterday as he outlasted Mark O’Meara down the stretch to win the U.S. Senior Open. It was Brown’s first major win at any level and his first win since 2005. Browne… Continue Reading

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Anthony Kim Having Fun Again

by Jeff Skinner To steal a line from Forrest Gump’s mom, “The PGA Tour is like a box of chocolates…you never know what you’re going to get.”  That’s the case at The Greenbrier Classic as the unpredictable Anthony Kim shot… Continue Reading

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Seve Ballesteros Remembered

by Jeff Skinner This Sunday brings more tributes to Seve Ballesteros.  With his good friends Jose Maria Olazabel and Miguel Angel Jimenez playing on in his memory at The Open de Espana, Sergio Garcia wearing all black to honor Seve… Continue Reading

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Tommy Gainey Earns His Keep

by Jeff Skinner This PGA Tour certainly has a different feel this season.  Phil and Tiger, for one reason or another, haven’t had the tour presence that we have come to know for the past decade.  That has opened the… Continue Reading

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