by Jeff Skinner On a day that had everything, rain delays, lightning delays, wind, sunshine, a forfeit, tight matches and some plain old butt whippings, The Solheim Cup gave us all we could want and more. With both teams starting… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Major Championships are supposed to be the toughest test in golf. The Atlantic Athletic Club has met that standard. Traditionally the U.S. Open holds that distinction but due to the soft, new greens at Congressional this year’s… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Ups at The PGA… The PGA website with the on line TNT coverage has been great. We get to see plenty of golf long before the TV telecast starts. Keegan Bradley carding the low round of the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner You can’t tell the players without a scorecard as they say at a baseball game and that’s the way it was today at The 93rd PGA Championship. There were so many changes on the leaderboard today it… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner By anyone’s standards Brittany Lincicome plays a long game. She drives the ball a ton and represents her nickname well. “Bam Bam” Lincicome leads the LPGA in driving distance at 276 yards and she used it to… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This was supposed to be Luke Donald’s show today. The Heritage was to be his crowning moment. He was going to birdie his way to a win and claim the top spot in the World Golf Rankings. … Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Alvaro Quiros was living The Masters Dream all of us have. He said he felt like he was playing on Sunday afternoon as he walked up the eighteenth hole on Thursday. Well, he was in the lead,… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Phil Mickelson looks to be in fine form for his cherished Masters. With his game at its season’s best he pulled away from his good friend, Scott Verplank and the rest of the field at the Shell… 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
by Jeff Skinner Tiger Woods failed to keep up with his playing partners during their first round at The Omega Dubai Classic. The “Great Triumvirate” of Westwood, Kaymer and Woods didn’t dazzle the crowd, but two of them, Westwood and… Continue Reading