by Jeff Skinner The PGA Tour announced the captains for the 2015 Presidents Cup and three time captain Fred Couples is out, sort of. Jay Haas was named as a first time captain for the U.S and returning for a… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It seems that those bluecoats at the USGA have been doing their best imitation of a prime time soap opera. It’s a story filled with inside power plays and backroom deals loaded with manipulation and dirty tricks…hardly… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The 2013 Presidents Cup has been both praised and maligned this past week. Some said it lacked drama while others claimed it was the best ever. For me it was somewhere in between. This was my first… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The U.S. Presidents Cup Team survived the weather and a late charge from the International Team to once again win the Presidents Cup on a rain soaked MuirfieldVillage course. It’s the ninth win in ten attempts for… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner I saw plenty of great stuff at The Presidents Cup today and some of it was unbelievable. As if watching Tiger Woods and Matt Kuchar do the “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air High Five wasn’t strange enough I… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie Wednesday was laid back and relaxed at Muirfield Village Golf Club, host venue for the 2013 President’s Cup, a tangible reflection of the easy cool of the USA team Captain, Fred Couples. Gray skies gave way to… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner I spent an great day with my brother at The Presidents Cup today. We are both impressed with Jack Nickluas’ baby and MuirfieldVillage is as advertised, absolutely awesome. We got to watch Fred Couples and Nick Price… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner I made it down to the great state of Ohio yesterday for my first Presidents Cup. So far the people of Ohio have been a welcoming group. I’ll be attending the Wednesday press conference when captains Fred… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Presidents Cup Captain Fred Couples surprised many of us when he changed his custom of selecting experienced veterans to fill out his roster. Captain Cool went off the board to select first year PGA player Jordan Spieth… Continue Reading