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
J.B. Holmes was the real hero today in the Bahamas but of course it was Tiger Woods we all tuned in to see. Holmes leads the elite field at the Hero World Challenge after a smoking 8 under 64 which… Continue Reading
The Ryder Cup was started by Samuel Ryder, a wealthy seed merchant with hopes of an exhibition that promoted the game of golf and the sportsmanship and camaraderie that goes along with it. I don’t think he would recognize it… Continue Reading
The 2015 Presidents Cup International Team may have come up a bit short on Sunday but this is an overall performance they should be proud of. They made the cup competitive, something we haven’t seen in a decade. After being… Continue Reading
Both the America and International teams can take away plenty of positives from the Presidents Cup. There were some heroic performances from many dressed in red, white, blue and gold. Unfortunately there were plenty of less than spectacular performances and… Continue Reading
While most of America was sleeping last night its Presidents Cup team finished off a wild week with a close victory over an inspired International Team. Korean hometown hero Sangmoon Bae conceded Bill Haas’ five foot par put on the… Continue Reading
It has been one heck of a year for the PGA Tour and it looks like it will end the season in one of the most unlikely scenarios: a competitive Presidents Cup. The International and American teams continued to go… Continue Reading
It wasn’t pretty all the time and on some holes it was downright ugly but the U.S. Team once again surged to a strong lead after day one of the Presidents Cup. The Americans finished the day with a 4-1… Continue Reading
Winners Jordan Spieth is playing like he’s been at Augusta all his life. But he’s had only six rounds in competition. If the next two are anything like the first two the field is playing for second place. 64, 66… Continue Reading
With The Shell Houston Open sitting in the spot right before The Masters it is easy for it to be overlooked. But today’s final round gave us some exciting golf as J.B. Holmes survived a three man playoff to win.… Continue Reading