Keith Pelley, executive director of the European Tour, is a gent who likes living in the limelight, it seems. At least that’s where he’s been lately with the controversy surrounding the inaugural Saudi Invitational and now his move to embrace… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner There is good news for Lydia Ko and great news for the LPGA Tour. Commissioner Michael Whan has approved Ko’s petition to join the LPGA as a professional. Ko who is 16 has already won twice on… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Time was when the PGA Tour season started in January with the start of the new year. That was the old PGA Tour where January was the first month of the year. But the folks at the New… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As millions of golfers put their clubs in hibernation until next spring there is still plenty of golf to be decided. Well, not on the course, but golf just the same. Its awards season and as the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Am I the only one that had enough of the Tavistock Cup? Yes, it is nice to see golf, good golf, but this event has run its course if you ask me. The celebration of excess that… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner By any measure the newly reconfigured Human Challenge in Partnership with the Clinton Foundation has to be considered a success. President Clinton’s presence and influence have set the former Bob Hope Classic on a successful path to… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This season there has been much discussion concerning the strength of the European Tour versus that of The PGA Tour and this week isn’t any different. The European Tour’s Qatar Masters has eight of the top twenty… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The PGA Tour was dealt another blow by the Europeans this week when Rory McIlroy joined Lee Westwood in saying he will not be taking up membership on The PGA Tour in 2011 and will be concentrating… Continue Reading