by Jeff Skinner Here’s Phil Mickelson winning birdie putt on eighteen at the Open Championship. It’s as pure a putt as you’ll ever see followed by pure joy from Phil and Bones. He said it was all about his putter… 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 1. Is there anyone more fun to watch then Rory McIlroy right now? The kid drives it a mile, hits Nicklaus like long irons, has a short game like Phil and putts like Tiger in his prime. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner While the players made Thursday at The BMW Championship a true birdie fest the party continued afterwards during the players interviews. Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy each spoke highly of one another’s game and their relationship. There… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie Some golf holes can own a player and #11 at TPC Boston has a claim on Charley Hoffman. His quadruple bogey there during Monday’s final round of the Deutsche Bank Championship dropped him from contention into oblivion… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner For all the talk about the relative success of the FedEx Cup Playoffs we all have to admit that they appear to have accomplished their main task: to get the top players to play together after the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Na Yeon Choi followed in the footsteps of her countrywomen Si Ri Pak as she claimed the 67th U.S. Open at the same course that Pak had won on in 1998 when she started the revolution in… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner After a tough day at The Masters yesterday Phil Mickelson said he was still in the hunt because even with his erratic driver he was still only two over par. He said he thought he was playing… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Here’s my new name for Phil Mickelson: “Stock Market Phil.” He has more ups and downs than Dow Jones. Bogeys, double bogeys, pars, birdies and burrowing animal holes made up Phil’s day not to mention his cardio… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner While Spencer Levin and Kyle Stanley lit up the north course at the Farmers Insurance Open with opening 62’s Phil Mickelson had a poor round over the south course that left him confused and 15 strokes off… Continue Reading