We can expect plenty of early fireworks on Sunday at the Ryder Cup as both captains have front loaded their lineups. With his team trailing 9 ½ to 6 ½ European Captain Darren Clarke hopes to jump-start a comeback with… Continue Reading
When former PGA President Ted Bishop was given the boot from the PGA after calling Ian Poulter a “lil girl” some may have thought that we had heard the last from the camera seeking Bishop. Well some guys don’t disappear… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The Americans are facing a seemingly insurmountable deficit of 10-6 at the 40th Ryder Cup. But anyone that knows their Ryder Cup history knows it has been done before. The European Team came back from the same… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Sound the alarm, push the panic button. The U.S. Ryder Cup Team is in deep trouble. After a successful morning fourball session that saw them cut the European lead down to one point the Yanks ran out… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Tom Watson as the 2014 Ryder Cup Captain…did anyone see this one coming? That is besides Tom and the new PGA President Ted Bishop. Was that question posed to Watson at the Australian Open a plant to… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Miquel Angel Jimenez made history today as he became the oldest winner in European Tour history as he claimed the UBS Hong Kong Open. Much like the wine the Spaniard is known to favor he has become… Continue Reading
From European Tour.com: Ian Poulter’s brilliant closing 65 saw him turn a four shot deficit into a two stroke victory at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions. The architect of Europe’s remarkable Ryder Cup victory last month where he won all… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Both Ryder Cup Captains displayed class, dignity and sportsmanship all week. Davis and Ollie should be commended for trying to take the “War at the Shore” attitude out of the proceedings. But Ollie missed a chance… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner With the American Team still reeling from the Massacre at Medinah and the victorious European Team nursing a magnum sized hangover we get to reflect on their performances (or lack of) at the 2012 Ryder Cup. While… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Martin Kaymer wasn’t supposed to be in Chicago this week. His play over the past year had left much to be desired. The former world number one had seen his game tailspin as he tried to develop… Continue Reading