by Jeff Skinner Ken Duke says you have to believe in yourself and he’s been doing that for quite awhile. The 44 year old PGA Tour veteran broke through for his first PGA Tour win at the Travelers Championship today.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner They say “life begins at 40” and for Ernie Els his forties have been pretty good. Els carded his 28th career European Tour win today at the BMW International Open in Munich. He led from wire to… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The LPGA returns to Arkansas this week at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship and the top American golfer is feeling right at home. World number two, Stacy Lewis is an University of Arkansas alum and knows this… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Long before the first player ever teed it up it Merion at last week’s U.S. Open, Mike Davis and his cohorts had spent months planning every detail of the tournament. I am sure they had backup plans… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner One of the things that struck me this week about the Travelers Championship is that the fields seem to get better each year. Drawing a post-major week on the PGA Tour isn’t a recipe for success. And… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The PGA Tour moves up the Eastern seaboard and into Cromwell, Connecticut this week and after the punishing Merion layout they are thrilled to be back in the land of red numbers. U.S. Open winner Justin Rose… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Just like Justin Rose, I am still suffering from a U.S. Open hangover. The U.S. Open and Merion were the second leg of my “June of Golf” and it couldn’t have gone any better. Since the weather… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The reviews are in and Merion is a smash hit. With only a few gripes from a couple of players, the verdict on the USGA’s “boutique” Open at Merion is a resounding success. The questions of whether… Continue Reading