Every golfer knows that golf, just like life can be difficult. As we make our way around the course we have as many ups as we do downs. Part and parcel of the game is facing difficult challenges and overcoming… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The accolades for Ken Venturi keep on coming and Michael Breed did a nice job acknowledging Venturi on last night’s Golf Fix. Listen to Venturi talk about “The Match” when he and fellow amateur Harvie Ward took… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. With Tiger Woods absent from the HP Byron Nelson Championship millions of golf fans missed the chance to see a great comeback from one of the new faces on the PGA Tour. Sang-Moon Bae had a… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Golf lost one of its true gentlemen on Friday as recent Hall of Fame inductee and 1964 U.S. Open Champion, Ken Venturi passed away. Venturi’s career was cut short by Carpel Tunnel syndrome but certainly was worthy… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Finally, the voters at the World Golf Hall of Fame have righted a long overdue wrong. Ken Venturi is finally getting the recognition he deserved from the Hall of Fame as he was voted in through the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The 1964 U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club marked a turning point in the way the USGA conducted its national championship. Prior to the 64 Open the last two rounds were both played on the final Saturday. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner I thought I had seen all the videos of the 1986 Masters. Here’s one I just found on YouTube. We get a little from Jack Nicklaus, his wife Barbara, his sons Steve and Jackie, Pat Summerall and… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner At The Mitsubishi Electric Championship John Cook said he felt like a teenager instead of the 53 year old Champions Tour veteran that he is. He played well enough to claim his second straight Champions Tour win… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner While the boys of The PGA Tour toil down in Dallas Texas at The Byron Nelson Championship it’s time to remember the most unbeatable record in all of sport. Few golf fans and journalist will debate the… Continue Reading
The PGA Tour has taken a page out of the USGA’S book and selected a truly public golf course for The Presidents Cup matches. Harding Park in San Francisco, California has been given an expensive face lift and despite some… Continue Reading