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Hooked On Scotland

I am hooked. Hooked on Scotland and not just the golf. Watching the Open Championship last week, The Scottish Open the week before and now the Ladies Scottish Open and The Senior Open Championship has me yearning for those beautiful,… Continue Reading

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Old Faithful, Poulter Wins Again

Old Faithful lives. Ian Poulter leaned on an old friend this week to pull himself from the depths of mediocrity into the winners circle at the Houston Open. A few weeks ago at the Arnold Palmer Invitational he pulled out… Continue Reading

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JB Holmes Spoils a Good Walk

Somewhere Kevin Na is letting out a long sigh. Thanks to JB Holmes’ play on the 18th hole of the Farmers Insurance Open Na is no longer the poster boy for slow play. The glacial moving Holmes now lays claim… Continue Reading

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Caddie Dies on Course: Euro Tour Plays On

by Jeff Skinner This weekend the European Tour’s Maderia Islands Open was won by Daniel Brooks but the tournament is shrouded in controversy. During play on the final day long time Euro Tour caddie, Iain McGregor passed away on the… Continue Reading

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USGA Highlights “While We’re Young” Initiative at Symposium

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

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“Time for Nine” Is Fine With Me

by Jeff Skinner My foray into golf started when I was in my mid-twenties and like many I started playing just nine holes.  I would hustle out of work with some buddies and squeeze in nine and a few beers. … Continue Reading

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14 Year Old Not Too Young for The Masters

by Jeff Skinner There were many great rounds of golf played over the hills of Augusta National today.  The relative unknown Mark Leishman made his early mark at The Masters with a six under 66.  A resurgent Sergio Garcia matched… Continue Reading

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