by Jeff Skinner Lucas Glover finally found a way to win again on The PGA Tour and he does it against his good friend and college teammate Jonathan Byrd. Glover and Byrd wound up tied after regulation play at The… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The player having the biggest week in professional golf this week won’t be cashing a check. Amateur and University of Georgia senior, Russell Henley managed a rare feat: he became only the second amateur to win on… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This Sunday brings more tributes to Seve Ballesteros. With his good friends Jose Maria Olazabel and Miguel Angel Jimenez playing on in his memory at The Open de Espana, Sergio Garcia wearing all black to honor Seve… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Losing someone before their time is the cruelest of fates. Seve Ballesteros died this morning at 54 years old, certainly well before his time. Seve was and still is an inspiration to many professional golfers all over… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Today is a big day for Links Life Golf. Today marks the posting of our 1000th blog post. Those insiders in the blogging world tell me it is a big deal. It’s supposed to be a milestone… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The story of Bryan Bigley may not end as “a Cinderella story” but it certainly began as one. Bigley is playing in The Wells Fargo Championship as a Monday Qualifier and enjoying every minute of it. You… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This week the PGA Tour moves to Charlotte, North Carolina for the Wells Fargo Championship. It’s a quality course, the 2017 PGA will be held there and it has a good field but there is some crazy… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This PGA Tour certainly has a different feel this season. Phil and Tiger, for one reason or another, haven’t had the tour presence that we have come to know for the past decade. That has opened the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner For awhile now we have heard much rhetoric concerning how golf is truly an “international game.” If you look at any leaderboard you’re bound to see the flags of a dozen countries. The days of American dominance… Continue Reading