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Chip Shots from the Couch

We’ve been doubly lucky by having back to back weeks of golf viewing from the House That Jack Built, the testing course at Muirfield Village. The course played short and soft last week as it gracefully stood in for the… Continue Reading

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Why Saudi Arabia?

It was a damn good sports weekend if you ask me. Of course it was dominated by the Super Bowl as it always is and the game didn’t disappoint. The NFL rules all on their showcase weekend. But I spent… Continue Reading

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Tiger Not the Only Winner at The Masters

Once again The Masters proved historic this year as Tiger Woods completed his comeback with an exclamation point in the form of a green jacket. It was an exciting weekend and probably deemed implausible just a year ago. Another implausible,… Continue Reading

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Our Masters Picks…

It’s Masters Week and if your not fired up for the first and most memorable major of the year maybe it’s time to move on to Pickle Ball. So with no further ado here are the Links Life Golf prognostications… Continue Reading

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A Beauty and a Beast in Paris

Team USA got off to a fast, dominating start early this morning at the 42nd Ryder Cup. Jim Furyk’s boys started quickly and finished off the Europeans for a 3-1 advantage in the morning Fourballs. With the aid of some… Continue Reading

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U.S. Open Day 1…Good, Bad and Plenty of Ugly

We knew early on that this wasn’t going to be an “ease into the Open” kind of round. With the wind blowing hard and a challenging setup, scoring at this U.S. Open wasn’t going to be low. There was plenty… Continue Reading

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Thoughts On a Strange Weekend

It was an odd weekend for those of us that like to watch the best golfers in the world on television. The LPGA finished on Saturday night here on the east coast, as they normally do at The Lotte Championship… Continue Reading

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Favorites at The MASTERS Part 1

The most anticipated week of the golf year is upon us, and the run up to The Masters has rarely been so full of excitement, with a theme of redemption taking the lead. The number of golfing luminaries who are… Continue Reading

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Old Faithful, Poulter Wins Again

Old Faithful lives. Ian Poulter leaned on an old friend this week to pull himself from the depths of mediocrity into the winners circle at the Houston Open. A few weeks ago at the Arnold Palmer Invitational he pulled out… Continue Reading

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Flop Shots: Greg Norman & Ted Bishop

The world of golf doesn’t lack for over-sized egos. Whether you are walking down the practice range, through the hallways of any of the administrative bodies or watching the talking heads on any television broadcast egos abound. It’s one thing… Continue Reading

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