It wasn’t pretty all the time and on some holes it was downright ugly but the U.S. Team once again surged to a strong lead after day one of the Presidents Cup. The Americans finished the day with a 4-1… Continue Reading
1. It was great getting another chance to see the old Course at St. Andrews again this weekend. I am sure Thorbjørn Olesen feels the same way. The Dane fought off the cold and a poor final round start to… Continue Reading
1. The LPGA had a bit of a break this weekend with the PGA Tour taking a week off from the FedEx Cup Playoffs. And one of their stars came through as Lydia Ko made history once again. Unfortunately it’s… Continue Reading
So you are Danny Lee and you’re still riding high from your first PGA win last week at The Greenbrier. And you come out in the third round of the John Deere Classic and light it up with a nine… Continue Reading
Three months removed from the most awkward press conference in golf history we are getting a behind the scenes look at the real dysfunction of the American Ryder Cup Team. The well respected and very connected Jaime Diaz of Golf… Continue Reading
The first week of the 2014-15 wrap-around PGA Tour season is in the books and Sang-Moon Bae is the first winner of the new season at the Frys.com Open. The twenty eight year old Korean native won his second PGA… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Jordan Spieth made a big splash on the PGA Tour in his rookie season. He won at the John Deere, had three second places and worked his way onto the Presidents Cup Team. 2014 hasn’t been much… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. The funniest thing I saw all week was the timing of Caroline Wozniacki changing her picture on her Twitter account. Click here, you must see this. She’s posing as a witch over a cauldron, all Bubble,… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As 2013 winds down I have been whining about the end of my golf season for a few weeks now. But at the same time I’ve been quietly daydreaming about the wonderful season that just passed. It… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Ohio State’s most famous alum looks like he could be rooting against the Buckeyes if they make it to the BCS National Championship game. Jack Nicklaus has very deep roots in Columbus, Ohio. He was born and… Continue Reading