We left the Moray Firth after a Fraserburgh lunch to head south down the east coast of Scotland through Aberdeen, Fife and past Edinburgh to East Lothian. We had spent only one night there at the start of our trip… Continue Reading
The long, hot summer of Jason Day continues. And while the summer has cooled off, Day hasn’t one bit. Day lapped the field today at the BMW Championship to finish with a six shot victory over Daniel Berger. Day’s lead… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie Our little group of Links Life Golf duffers has made it to three of the last four US Opens, missing only 2012 at Olympic. This year is something special since the wise men at USGA have graced LLG… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner During the NBC broadcast Johnny Miller commented on how “great a tournament we would have if Martin Kaymer hadn’t shown up.” Really Johnny? I would think that such an astute analyst as Miller would realize two things.… Continue Reading
This dogleg-left hole, which was a par 4 in previous U.S. Opens, will play as a risk-reward par 5. With a good tee shot, nearly every player will have a chance to go for the green in two, although they… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As usual another Dustin Johnson win has ignited the “underachiever” debate once again. The boys at The Golf Channel’s Golf Talk Central put together their candidates for not only underachievers but overachievers as well. Here is their… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Henrik Stenson picked the best possible time to get hot. He didn’t start the’13 PGA Tour season hot but in July he was hitting his stride. A second place at the Open was followed by a… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie For television watching golf fanatics this weekend was a perfect storm of close competition. Of the five tours that are covered on American TV four were decided in playoffs! I can’t remember that ever occurring before and… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Just like Justin Rose, I am still suffering from a U.S. Open hangover. The U.S. Open and Merion were the second leg of my “June of Golf” and it couldn’t have gone any better. Since the weather… Continue Reading
From European Tour.com Italy’s Matteo Manassero became the youngest ever winner of the BMW PGA Championship as he claimed his fourth European Tour title at the age of 20 on the fourth hole of a sudden-death play-off. Manassero, Scotland’s Marc… Continue Reading