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 With the start of autumn this Sunday I can’t help but reflect on this past summer and all the golf I was privileged to see. Summer of ’13 was a grand season for me as I spent… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Viewers that took a break from NFL football on Sunday afternoon and tuned in to The Golf Channel may have been looking for a bit more drama in the 44th Walker Cup. The USA had entered Sunday… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The 44th Walker Cup starts bright and early on Saturday as the best amateurs from the USA and GB&I return to the iconic National Golf Links of America. One look at C.B. Macdonald’s masterpiece tells you why… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This week brings us to one of the most special places in golf as The 2013 Walker Cup is played at The National Golf Links of America. National Golf Links is one of America’s iconic courses. C.B.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Amateur golfers seem to be getting some well deserved exposure this past week. Sixteen year old Lydia Ko has continued her astounding performance in professional events. The recent CN Canadian Open repeat winner has made the cut… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner While you golf fans are waiting for television coverage of The Barclays to kick in here something to keep you busy: three great articles from the top golf magazines. You remember magazines….they are those things we used… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Inbee Park was a putting machine all week at Sebonack. The only real drama was Jessica Korda’s mid-round dumping of her caddy. 2. Credit the USGA for testing new courses and bringing the Women’s Open to… 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