Paul Casey knew he needed to keep going low if he wanted to hold on to win the Travelers Championship. Going into Sunday’s final round Casey held a four shot lead but on a course that yields notoriously low rounds,… Continue Reading
With The Masters in the books and Patrick Reed basking in the spotlight while Rory McIroy licks his wounds all that’s left is to tally up the cash. And lots of cash it was with a massive payout to the… Continue Reading
Patrick Reed held on to win the 82nd MASTERS on a cool Sunday in Augusta with a 1-under par score of 71. The weight of history buckled his knees a few times but he always had an answer and in… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Father’s Day weekend is always special for me. It seems that no matter where my children have managed to put themselves they always find a way to come home and spend Father’s Day with their old man. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The USGA’s biggest and best party of the year is all set to kick into high gear tomorrow and as usual there are a ton of great storylines. The 111th U.S. Open may be headlined by the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner John Daly continues to get by on the kindness of strangers. Daly was given a sponsor’s exemption into the Zurich Classic of New Orleans when Boo Weekly withdrew. What a waste. They should have given that exemption… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner David Toms must have been in a hurry to get his final round at Kapalua out of the way so he could catch all the pre-game for his beloved LSU Tigers against Alabama. Toms made it around… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner All right, it’s here, finally, The Masters. Now we get to watch the best players in the world instead of just talking about them. Hope you got your picks in. They always say there are only 20… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This season there has been much discussion concerning the strength of the European Tour versus that of The PGA Tour and this week isn’t any different. The European Tour’s Qatar Masters has eight of the top twenty… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The European Tour isn’t afraid to take its tournaments to new locations. They’ll go anywhere that promises to pay the purse. This week they are in The Kingdom of Bahrain, another of the wealthy little countries that… Continue Reading