I don’t know if Jordan Spieth or Danny Willett like to have a drink or two but after watching The Masters today I certainly think they both could use a nice strong one. I know after just watching them I… 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 They say that Disney World is “where dreams come true” and that could not have been truer on Sunday afternoon. Charlie Beljan’s dream was rooted in his nightmare Friday where a panic attack forced him to be… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Any Ryder Cup team that comes back from a 10-6 hole deserves an A for sure. But to do it on foreign soil commands an A++. Here’s a breakdown of the team that took the gleam in… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Carl Pettersson may have the lead at the PGA Championship but Phil Mickelson just possibly could have had the round of the day. Pettersson’s bogey free, six under par 66 could be considered a thing of beauty… Continue Reading
Royal Lytham & St. Annes has a storied history and it will certainly grow this week. The first time the Open Championship was held there in 1926 Bobby Jones won his first of three Opens. Jones was certainly the greatest… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Sunday at the U.S. Open is one of the best days of the year and today is set up to be a real barn burner. The leaderboard is filled with great stories and greater players. Everything from… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Wow! What an absolutely amazing finish to the PGA Tour season. Luke Donald was up against it, big time. At the start of the week he trailed Webb Simpson in the PGA Tour Money Race, a race… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Royal St. Georges gets more than its share of criticism for it “quirkiness” but this course has been around long enough to have plenty of history and excitement. Here’s a sample of some of the great and… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The USGA has announced that David Barrett’s “Miracle at Merion” has won their Herbert Warren Wind Award for golf literature. “Miracle at Merion” chronicles Ben Hogan’s comeback from his near fatal car crash to win the 1950… Continue Reading