by Jeff Skinner Sunday at The Open Championship…there are few days like it. And with one of the United Kingdom’s own holding a two stroke lead this final round will have an extra special feeling. Forty year old Lee Westwood… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Like everyone else that loves The Open Championship we at Links Life Golf have our favorites and of course feel the need for a bit of prognostication. So here are our very unscientific picks for winners, losers… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. It was great to see fast playing Angel Cabrera and Brandt Snedeker playing the way we all should. See the shot, pick the club, swing the club. No wasted time at all. If they had gone… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Saturday at The Masters is always called moving day as players try to move up the leaderboard to position themselves for that Sunday charge. The moving day moniker held true today but painfully for many players it… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This is what we want in our majors. This is what we dream of for The Masters. A leaderboard so stacked, so jammed, and so packed with great players that tomorrow can’t come soon enough. (Click here… Continue Reading
Like a kid on Christmas morning we all wait anxiously for the start of The Masters on Thursday. But the next best thing is getting the tee times so we all can see when our favorites will be in action.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Masters Countdown: 8 Days The 2013 Masters field is almost complete with the total number finishing at 93 entrants vying for the green jacket. Here is the list of the 92 current players already qualified for Augusta… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The fans that flock to the Bay Hill Club this week for The Arnold Palmer Invitational are in for a treat. This is a good field of golfers on an historic course. They’ve been teeing it up… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The boys of the PGA Tour visit the home of The Magic Kingdom this week and will be looking to make a little magic of their own as they pay homage to The King at the Arnold… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Fifteen year old Lydia Ko is one amazing teenager. She just added her third win in a professional tournament at the New Zealand Women’s Open. But she’s still an amateur and has no plans to turn… Continue Reading