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Chips & Chunks from the U.S. Open

First things first, Brooks Koepka is a very deserving U.S. Open Champion. It’s never easy to survive a USGA setup, even when they get it right, and in spite of their botched Saturday setup Koepka persevered. Driver may be his… Continue Reading

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John Feinstein: Earl was Tiger’s Problem

The Tiger Woods Watch has reached DEFCON 1 as the entire sports world awaits his return. There are rumblings that Tiger will make his umpteenth come back appearance at each and every tournament on the PGA Tour schedule. While the… Continue Reading

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Mike McGraw: New Home, New Attitude, Still Winning

I remember watching the NCAA Final last season as the University of Alabama completed its back to back championship run. It was pretty compelling stuff as the young men on both Alabama and Oklahoma State left it all on the… Continue Reading

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Team USA Takes Fourballs…Cuts Euro’s Lead

by Jeff Skinner The morning fourball matches closed with the team of Rickie Fowler and Jimmy Walker earning a tough half point from Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter. Fowler’s eagle putt stopped just short of the hole and thereby cut… Continue Reading

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Lexi Thompson Leads the Wegman’s, Chills in Hot Tub

by Jeff Skinner The LPGA continues it very successful 2014 season this week with a final stop in Rochester, New York at the Wegman’s LPGA Championship. This major championship will become the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship next year and move… Continue Reading

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Tiger-Less PGA Doing Just Fine

by Jeff Skinner Yesterday’s third round at the PGA Championship was about as exciting as a round of golf can get. There was plenty of action with big names and young up and comers doing battle all afternoon. The only… Continue Reading

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Its Rory’s World

by Jeff Skinner Rory McIlroy sat in the locker room at Royal Liverpool spying his name on the Claret Jug just below that of Phil Mickelson. And when he looked further he saw Tiger Woods’ name in three spots and… Continue Reading

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