1. I think the European Team certainly played like the favorites they were going into the Ryder Cup. They were sharp, motivated and overpowered an outmanned US Team. 2. They also really know how to celebrate and they have plenty… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Twenty days and counting to The Masters and I just got what I need to make those three weeks fly by: The 2014 Masters Journal. It gets better each year and this year’s journal is packed with… Continue Reading
Like a kid on Christmas morning we all wait anxiously for the start of The Masters on Thursday. But the next best thing is getting the tee times so we all can see when our favorites will be in action.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The PGA Tour moves to the mainland this week as the Humana Challenge kicks off on Thursday in the California desert. The newly named Humana started as the Thunderbird Invitational in 1954 but most of us who… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner There were many great tournaments this season but the Ryder Cup was so earth shattering and exciting it easily tops all the other events. The European comeback was by far the most exciting Sunday in golf this… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As the European Ryder Cup Team dances its way into history the “Monday morning quarterbacking” and second guessing of American Captain Davis Love III continues in earnest. The impossible comeback that the Europeans executed to down the… 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 G. Rennie What happened at Medinah Golf Club today defies rational description as Team Europe came back from a four point deficit to bury Team USA in the singles competition and win the Ryder Cup outright 14.5 to 13.5.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner For weeks prior to this Ryder Cup there was an overwhelming sentiment that the American team was much stronger than its European counterparts. Even with the number one player in the world the Europeans weren’t as deep… 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