by Jeff Skinner It is finally time for the Open Championship to start and if you are reading this you are probably missing some of the Open telecast on ESPN. It starts at 4:00am EST and there is even more… Continue Reading
Take a look at Royal Liverpool as Jeremy Ellwood gives us a tour of all 18 holes. Hat tip to Geoff Shackelford and Golf Monthly.
by Jeff Skinner There’s big news for golf fans, Golf Channel fans and more specifically Holly Sonders fans. Reports have Sonders leaving The Golf Channel and moving to Fox Sports. According to Martin Kaufman of Golf Week Sonders had failed… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Movies on golf rarely do well here in the states, Caddyshack of course being the lone film that crossed over into the general consciousness. I have a feeling that the just released, Seve the Movie will have… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Tuesday at my U.S. Open was a very busy day. I started off with a Geoff Shackelford meet. We chatted about the USGA’s architecture forum that took place later in the day. I introduced myself to Dr.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Consider this post day two of my personal journey to Pinehurst and the U. S. Open Championships. After a hectic day one of an eleven hour drive I finally got to Pinehurst and the media center about… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Our buzz from our Masters hangover continues today as we head into another weekend of fine golf being played around the world. There is early morning coverage of the European Tour’s Mayback Malaysian Open on The Golf… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Last week golf lost two of its interesting characters in 1955 U.S Open winner Jack Fleck and former USGA Executive Director Frank Hannigan. While Fleck’s monumental win over Ben Hogan was a bit before my time I… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner I beat up Patrick Reed pretty good after he claimed he was a top five player in the world on Sunday. But in the interest of fair play here’s Reed on The Golf Channel yesterday “clarifying” what… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Jack Nicklaus may be retired from competitive golf but that doesn’t mean he’s sitting in a rocking chair. Nicklaus is a busy as he has ever been tending to the Nicklaus Companies. Steve Schaefer of Forbes profiles… Continue Reading