by Jeff Skinner History is made at every major championship. This week at the Open Championship a bit of history came to an end. A streak that may never be broken ended as the dean of sportswriters, Dan Jenkins was… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Colin Mongomerie’s U. S. Senior Open win gives him two majors already this season. After an entire career of being shut out from the big ones I bet he wished he turned 50 sooner. 2. Gene… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner In the biggest surprise in major championship golf this season Mo Martin bettered a slew of major champions to capture the Ricoh Women’s British Open. It is the 31 year old Symetra Tour veteran’s (six seasons) first… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The Michelle Wie Buzz continues this week at the Women’s British Open and while it looks like Michelle is about to miss the cut at Royal Birkdale we still can’t help but appreciate how far this young… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This is a pretty good week for all of us golf fans. With majors for the women and the seniors and the men prepping for theirs next week there are many of our favorite golfers in action.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Stacy Lewis and Michelle Wie have become fast friends recently and they have become golf’s latest odd couple. A few years ago we couldn’t have imagined the two of them as best buds but the past few… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Summer is heating up and so is golf”s major season. With the women teeing it up at the Women’s British Open the seniors are back in the act this week with another major, The U.S. Senior Open. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The women of the world take their games across the pond this week for their third major of the season with the Ricoh Women’s British Open at historic Royal Birkdale Golf Club. Stacy Lewis, Michelle Wie, Inbee… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Last evening after Martin Kaymer had finished dusting the field at the 114th U.S. Open he made his way into the press tent with the shiny U.S. Open in hand. A slew of media types were treated… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Matthew Fitzpatrick finished his amateur career in style today as he carded a one under par 69 to finish as low amateur at the 114th U.S. Open. He finished eleven over par and bettered many players both… Continue Reading