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Heroes & Zeros: Day 1 at The Masters

The first day at The Masters started with a scene we never will tire of, the ceremonial opening tee shots by Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player with The Black Knight edging The Golden Bear for bragging rights. After the holders… Continue Reading

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The FedEx Cup Playoffs Work

When the PGA Tour decided to revamp its schedule to try and institute their playoff system back in 2007 I wasn’t sold on their reasoning. The Tour had flourished over the last decades (thanks Tiger) and we had months and… Continue Reading

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The Senior Set Does Troon

Of the 156 competitors at Royal Troon nine are over 50 and eligible for play on The Champions Tour.  Vijay Singh and Miguel Angel Jimenez are the only two players from the geriatric set who regularly compete on the primary… Continue Reading

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Another Second Chance for John Daly

John Daly makes his champions Tour debut at the Insperity Invitational today and there is plenty of buzz surrounding Big John’s chance at golf’s greatest mulligan. Daly has had more issues than a Donald Trump Rally but his grip it… Continue Reading

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Ramblings from the Easy Chair: Masters Day 2

By G. Rennie Augusta National is very welcoming to its former champions each Masters week with an assortment of activities that allows those past their playing prime to socialize, reminisce, teach the next generation the nuances of the course and… Continue Reading

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Dustin Johnson Takes Leave of Absence

by Jeff Skinner Dustin Johnson has announced that he is taking an immediate leave of absence from professional golf. His agent released a statement effectively ending his 2014 golf season. “I am taking a leave of absence from professional golf,… Continue Reading

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U.S. Open Memories: Winged Foot 2006

by Jeff Skinner It’s 2006 and the U.S. Open had come to historic Winged Foot Country Club in Westchester County, New York. Since Winged Foot is only forty five minutes from my house I had a chance to spend all… Continue Reading

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An Unexpected Charge from Down Under

by G. Rennie Most golf fans expected a strong showing from at least one Australian golfer and they were all proved right as Adam Scott continued his great play in round two of The Masters, carding a backside 33 to… Continue Reading

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Open for Debate: Best Modern PGA Tour Players

by Jeff Skinner Oh boy.  Looking for something to debate other than Peyton Manning’s place in NFL history or whether or not Richard Sherman deserves his lambasting on Twitter?  Here it is: Golf World’s 100 Best Modern Players. Brett Avery… Continue Reading

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