Tell me what was better. All those kids crawling all over the Par Three Course or watching The Big Three again. I will never tire of Player, Palmer and Nicklaus. At the Champions Dinner Jose Maria Olazabal read a letter… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As the world’s best tee off today at the Masters many familiar profiles will be walking the hills of Augusta National. If you are a real golf fan you can spot your guy from two fairways away.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner With his last walk down the eighteenth fairway in a few days, Gary Player will be ending his fifty two year tradition of competing at The Masters. Player has won three Masters and nine majors during a… Continue Reading
No other major golf tournament has the history and traditions of the Masters. The Augusta National members go to extreme lengths to preserve the traditions that started in 1934. No other major is played on the same course each year.… Continue Reading
The Masters is finally here and this could be a special Masters. Many of the best players are on form. Tiger is healthy and fresh off a win. Phil has won twice this year. Forget the Shell Houston results; Phil… Continue Reading
Windy Shell Houston Open Paul Casey gets his first PGA Tour win in a playoff. Casey had his long and short game working. He was tied for ninth in driving distance and tied for second in birdies and putts per… Continue Reading
Tin Cup is a great movie. Caddyshack is great and so is Bagger Vance, but Tin Cup has that special scene at the end. Roy McAvoy (Kevin Costner) has a chance to win the U.S. Open, but decides to buck… Continue Reading
The PGA Tour got just what it needed Sunday when Mr.Woods worked his magic on the 18th green . He is the stimulus plan for the tour. Plenty of players are doing their best to try and keep the fans… Continue Reading
“Hooks and Slices” will bring you our view on whats happening in the golf world. Life on the PGA Tour looks like a sweet deal. The professionals earn a great living playing golf on the most beautiful courses in the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The rolling hills of Augusta are filled with excitement. Thousands are here to witness the first mistake ever committed by the green jacketed bureaucrats of Augusta. It wasn’t moving the tees back, or planting new trees, or… Continue Reading