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A Very Gentle Ben Crenshaw

We should be celebrating a Masters Champion this week but our lives have changed in too many ways and so we are left to wonder ‘what if’ and maybe reminisce a bit. Alan Shipnuck of Golf Magazine chooses the latter… Continue Reading

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Rory, Furyk & More Stuff from The PLAYERS

The debate can rage on whether The PLAYERS should be classified a major or not, it’s not in my opinion, but it is one of the best tournaments regardless of what it is labeled. The best players in the world… Continue Reading

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A Beauty and a Beast in Paris

Team USA got off to a fast, dominating start early this morning at the 42nd Ryder Cup. Jim Furyk’s boys started quickly and finished off the Europeans for a 3-1 advantage in the morning Fourballs. With the aid of some… Continue Reading

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Remembrance of Things Past

Tiger Woods notched his 80th career PGA Tour win at East Lake Country Club in Atlanta Sunday in what is now hailed by many as the greatest comeback in sporting history. Whether or not that is true, it was an… Continue Reading

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Notes from The PGA

Brooks Koepka shouldn’t be able to fly under anyone’s radar again after setting the PGA scoring record at 264 and claiming the Wanamaker Trophy at the 100th PGA Championship this Sunday at Bellerive Country Club outside St. Louis. Koepka seems… Continue Reading

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Brooks Koepka Is a Beast

Brooks Koepka did what he had to do. At the 100th PGA Championship Koepka had to feel like he was the underdog…despite his two stroke lead to start the final round. He knew that the stage was set for a… Continue Reading

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The PLAYERS … A Fun Place to Visit

The PLAYERS came to a predictable end Sunday afternoon as Webb Simpson cashed in on his spectacular play over the first 54 holes, closing with a steady 1-over par 73 for a 19-under par 263. His winning margin was four… Continue Reading

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Changing It Up In New Orleans

Believe it or not things can get pretty boring on the PGA Tour. Week after week of 72 hole tournaments broken up by the excitement of the four majors and a few compelling WGC’s can quickly become stale. Especially when… Continue Reading

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Weekend Roundup

Zach Johnson looked ready to claim his third Valero Texas Open at the start of play Sunday but things didn’t pan out as he hoped. Johnson is a real favorite among golf fans as he’s a relatively short hitter who… Continue Reading

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