George Peper has been writing about golf for what seems like forever. He’s now the editor of Links Magazine and he isn’t shy with his opinions. In the Summer issue (and on the website) he touches on a subject that… Continue Reading
While Jason Day spent the weekend winning The PLAYERS and padding his lead over Jordan Spieth in the Official World Golf Rankings much of the golf world was wondering “What’s happened to Jordan?” Stuff happens…in life and in golf. Spieth’s… Continue Reading
The PGA Tour finally finishes out the 2015 calendar year this week as Tiger Woods comes off his couch to host the Hero World Challenge. The exclusive eighteen man event takes place at the even more exclusive Albany private community… Continue Reading
By T. Spencer It seems like when we look back on The Masters each and every year can be called significant and historic. The 1963 Masters can be classified as both for a few reasons. In ’63 with The Masters… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Chalk up number 75 for Tiger Woods as his win at The Farmers Insurance Open leaves him only seven wins short of the all time PGA Tour winner, Sam Snead. Tiger may have stumbled down the stretch… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The golf swing, in one form or another, has been around for centuries. And it’s easy to believe that theories on the “correct” swing popped up about the same time. I am sure that as the old… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It is only fitting that putters and putting has been the source of so much debate lately. After all, no other club is used as often during a round of golf as the putter and the flat… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner No sport appreciates its own history more than golf. To many the history and traditions of the game is one of the most appealing aspects of golf. Golf World Magazine is no different. In its March 28th… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner There are plenty of great players on the PGA Tour today and the debate continues as to whether the tour is stronger today than it was years ago in the Nicklaus Era. Two of the most underappreciated… Continue Reading