The Tournament of Champions started the year off with plenty of picturesque panoramas of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands. Continuing on that vein, Golf Magazine gives us plenty of eye candy with its February issue, The Style Issue. It is filled… Continue Reading
Gerina Pillar may have come up short in at the Volunteers of America Texas Shootout but this is a player who seems so very ready to win. We first heard of Pillar awhile back but she was billed as a… Continue Reading
When Lexi Thompson turned professional the folks at Cobra/Puma jumped on her to endorse their products and be their female face of golf. They saw the huge potential in the teenager that drove it as long as the boys. And… Continue Reading
Jimmy Walker made it look easy at The Valero Texas Open yesterday. As Jordan Spieth tried to gain some ground, Walker just kept playing solid golf and it gave the hometown winner his fifth win in 18 months, that’s impressive. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Lizette Salas finally found a way to win on the LPGA Tour. After two seasons of near misses in half a dozen tournaments the second year LPGA player nailed down her first tour win at the Kingsmill… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Spending a week in Hawaii is good for the soul. Anyone that spends time there will say something along the lines of it being “the trip of a lifetime” or “it was life changing.” Well this week… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The first major of the year had a star-studded leaderboard to start yesterday with two of the biggest names on the LPGA Tour going head to head it what could have been a classic showdown. Michelle Wie… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner While we all battle a snowstorm in the Northeast the women of the LPGA Tour will get their 2014 season off to a warm and rousing start in paradise, Paradise Island in the Bahamas that is. World… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The folks at Golf Digest have taken a page from The Golf Channel, many pages in fact. The May issue features The Golf Channel’s Holly Sonders as their cover girl. It’s their Fitness Issue and indeed Sonders… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Na Yeon Choi followed in the footsteps of her countrywomen Si Ri Pak as she claimed the 67th U.S. Open at the same course that Pak had won on in 1998 when she started the revolution in… Continue Reading