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
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
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
March is a prime time for cold, snow bound, frustrated northern golfers to head to warmer southern shores to get an early start to their golf seasons. There are dozens of resorts and golf Mecca’s in the southeast, from Myrtle… Continue Reading
When Dustin Johnson feathered a feel wedge from 85 years to within 3 feet on the 3rd hole at Kapalua Sunday it seemed to me the tournament was all but over. His converted birdie gave him a four stroke lead… Continue Reading
It’s darn near impossible to put into words what Arnold Palmer meant to golf. He’s the reason there is world wide tours and billions spent on golf. He’s the reason for the big money purses and the international popularity of… Continue Reading
1. I think Jason Day’s win at The PLAYERS was damn impressive. He took apart TPC Sawgrass the first two rounds with a 63-66 start. If the Tour doesn’t screw up the greens on Saturday he could have made a… Continue Reading
The PGA Tour sets up camp this week in the desert at what is now called The CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation. Wow, that’s a mouthful. And I always thought the The Bob Hope Desert Classic had… Continue Reading
1. It may have been lost in a weekend of world wide golf but cheers to Peter Senior for becoming the oldest ever winner of the Australian Masters. Senior who is 56 and a Champions Tour player beat a bunch… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner History is made at every major championship. This week at the Open Championship a bit of history came to an end. A streak that may never be broken ended as the dean of sportswriters, Dan Jenkins was… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The PGA Tour announced the captains for the 2015 Presidents Cup and three time captain Fred Couples is out, sort of. Jay Haas was named as a first time captain for the U.S and returning for a… Continue Reading