by Jeff Skinner This weekend there’s a special party going on in Texas. At the Champions Tour Insperity Championship the Big Four is getting back together again. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Lee Trevino will tee it up… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Ben Hogan didn’t win majors early in his career. It wasn’t until he was 34 that he won his first major at the 1946 PGA Championship. Prior to his near fatal auto accident he had won three… Continue Reading
By Jeff Skinner Pebble Beach is a tough act to follow but the PGA Tour is up to this task this week when it visits another iconic gem of a course at Riviera Country Club. It may not possess the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As Rory McIlroy was making his way around Congressional Country Club he was given a conquering hero’s welcome at each hole. The patrons at this 111th U.S. Open Championship realized they were seeing history made before their… 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 No sport appreciates its own history more than golf. To many the history and traditions of the game is one of the most appealing aspects of golf. Golf World Magazine is no different. In its March 28th… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner As Gary Player carried on in the Masters Media Center yesterday he had the press rolling in the aisles. He touched on a number of subjects related to golf and totally unrelated to golf. But that’s Gary… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The USGA has announced that David Barrett’s “Miracle at Merion” has won their Herbert Warren Wind Award for golf literature. “Miracle at Merion” chronicles Ben Hogan’s comeback from his near fatal car crash to win the 1950… Continue Reading
With the PGA Tour playing at Hogan’s Alley how about a tip from the man himself, Ben Hogan.
US Open Gallery Ben Hogan hits his one iron into eighteen in the final round of the 1950 Open at Merion Golf Club. He won in a playoff the next day. Hogan had just recovered from his car accident and… Continue Reading