The two Ryder Cup captains are both tasked with a difficult challenge to keep their team’s winning hopes alive. There are still twenty points to be earned over the weekend and Davis Love III and Darren Clarke have to find… Continue Reading
Well, take that! The European Ryder Cup Team dug deep in afternoon fourballs to scratch out a 3-1 win over Team USA and cut their lead to 5-3. The day finished with an eagle three from an animated Rory McIlroy… Continue Reading
No one but the most ardent and intoxicated US fan ever imagined a clean sweep of all four foursomes matches. Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed led from the start and bettered the powerhouse Euro team of Justin Rose and Henrik… Continue Reading
From the looks of things at the Ryder Cup it appears that the inmates are running the asylum. Or in this case the Team Room. Phil Mickelson has been front and center all week, actually all year, showing just how… Continue Reading
How can the team that has won 8 of the last 10 Ryder Cups be cast as the underdog in this Cup? How can the team that has a 3 straight winning streak not be the favorite? How can the… Continue Reading
The Ryder Cup was started by Samuel Ryder, a wealthy seed merchant with hopes of an exhibition that promoted the game of golf and the sportsmanship and camaraderie that goes along with it. I don’t think he would recognize it… Continue Reading
Arnold Palmer’s death Sunday, at age 87, didn’t come as a total shock to me but it was hard blow, nonetheless. It might seem strange or inauthentic to claim that the passing of a celebrity figure whom you have never… Continue Reading
Sports Illustrated is putting The King on their cover this week. It is the twelfth time Arnie has been on the cover. Long live The King. Behind every successful man is a good woman. Arnie had his Winnie. The Big… 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
Johnny Miller struck his irons like few players ever have in this game. But he says we need to use our head as much as our clubs.