1. You can’t be a golf fan or a human being for that matter and not appreciate Jason Day’s journey. It is a dramatic story of dedication and redemption made possible by Day and all those close to him. 2. … Continue Reading
News Flash: Tiger Woods shot a four under par 66 in the opening round of The Greenbrier Classic. Woods bounced back from his 80-76 missed cut at the U.S. Open by shooting his best round of the season. His previous… Continue Reading
Excitement, drama, suspense and a quality winner. That’s all we wish for at our major championships. The 115th U.S. Open gave us all of that and more as Jordan Spieth won and lost and then won his second consecutive major… Continue Reading
1. The story surrounding Robert Allenby continues to change daily. This we know: he wasn’t kidnapped, he was missing credit cards, and he was found on the street either drugged or drunk a block from a strip club. Connect the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Hits Lee Westwood opens with a career best first round 65 to share the lead in his 67th major championship start. Is this the one or just another tease from Westy. Ryan Palmer and Kevin Chappell (no… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner From afar Lucy Li’s scorecard may look like the youngster had a disappointing day. To the uninformed it may appear like an opening 8 over par 78 in the U.S. Women’s Open would mean a demoralizing start.… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie Our little group of Links Life Golf duffers has made it to three of the last four US Opens, missing only 2012 at Olympic. This year is something special since the wise men at USGA have graced LLG… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. At first Justin Rose wasn’t penalized on Saturday. Then after some rules official watching the European broadcast called his mates in the states and said he saw it move Rose was penalized. Then after the local… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner THE PLAYERS Championship never fails to be an exciting tournament. With the TPC Sawgrass as the stage these golf playing actors supply us with plenty of drama, both tragic and comedic. The leading man on day one… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie Working for a living isn’t all bad but on days like this I wish I were retired, free to watch endless TV and video coverage of The Masters. But you do what you gotta do and take… Continue Reading