There’s only nine days left to The Masters so there isn’t much time left to get those tickets but all hope is not lost. A quick search of eBay, Stub Hub or Cheap Seats will show there are some tickets… Continue Reading
Like many golf fanatics who are housebound by the chill of winter I escape my boredom with a few needed diversions. The Golf Channel, websites, books and magazines get teamed up with some living room putting to help me escape… Continue Reading
The good folks over at Golf Digest have published their yearly listing of America’s 100 Greatest Courses. It’s actually their Golden Anniversary version and while there is a change at the top most of the courses will be very familiar… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Golf World has released its final issue of 2013 with a listing of their “Newsmakers of The Year.” Various writers give us capsule commentaries on the top twenty five stories of the past year. The topics are… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The United States Golf Association continued its efforts to find solutions to the pace of play issue at an all day symposium yesterday at its Far Hill, NJ headquarters. USGA Executive Director, Mike Davis headlined “While We’re… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Phil Mickelson had already earned his place in golf history. With four major championships, over 40 PGA Tour wins and a spot in the Hall of Famer the 43 year old had already earned a significant place… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It wasn’t quite Turnberry in ’77 but with the sun shining over the links of Muirfield at The Open Championship and Lee Westwood and Tiger Woods battling it out for the lead, it was a fairly good… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The U.S. Women’s Open was the fourth golf tournament I attended this past month. With Inbee Park’s historic win at Sebonack Golf Club my “June of Golf” adventure has come to an end. This past week I… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The U.S. Women’s Open takes center stage this week as the USGA brings another major to the home of so many great courses, Long Island, New York. Nestled among Shinnecock Hills and The National Golf Links of… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Long before the first player ever teed it up it Merion at last week’s U.S. Open, Mike Davis and his cohorts had spent months planning every detail of the tournament. I am sure they had backup plans… Continue Reading