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Chip Shots…PGA Championship Style

by Jeff Skinner 1.  The PGA was by far the most dramatic major of the season. Valhalla gave us plenty of excitement. We like birdies and look at the cast of characters in this drama, world class all of them.… Continue Reading

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PGA Championship, Hits & Misses from Day 2

by Jeff Skinner Hits How about Kenny Perry making the cut in his home state of Kentucky? Scores of 72 and 69 have him at -1. He said he needed about 100 tickets for all the family and friends. Now… Continue Reading

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Ramblings from the Easy Chair

by G. Rennie World Golf Championships are a boon to professional golfers, especially those who find themselves outside the top 125 on the Fed Ex Cup points list. This is so as the PGA Tour schedules an alternate full field… Continue Reading

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It’s THE PLAYERS Championship

by Jeff Skinner It’s THE PLAYERS Championship week and that means plenty of hype, a lot of Tim Finchem and one heck of a good golf tournament. This is the PGA Tour’s premier event and while the four traditional majors… Continue Reading

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Ravings from the Easy Chair

by G. Rennie For television watching golf fanatics this weekend was a perfect storm of close competition.  Of the five tours that are covered on American TV four were decided in playoffs!  I can’t remember that ever occurring before and… Continue Reading

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Is the Thrill Gone?

by G. Rennie Phil the Thrill is perhaps the most liked golfer around even though he’s played most of his career in the shadow of the Tiger Woods phenomenon. The contrast between those two both on the course and off… Continue Reading

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Kenny Perry Wins Despite Big Loss

by Jeff Skinner Kenny Perry broke through with his first Champions Tour win yesterday even though he was playing with the heaviest of hearts and would have rather been home with his family. Perry’s sister Kay had passed away on… Continue Reading

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Tiger Stone Cold At Firestone

by Jeff Skinner So Tiger Woods found parts of Firestone Country Club that he never saw before.  He pushed and hooked his way around the course to his highest ever first round score at Firestone.  His 74 left him tied… Continue Reading

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