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Phil Mickelson + Stephen Hawking = U.S. Open Win

One of the ongoing themes the players have been repeating this week is that Oakmont will be the toughest, most difficult U.S. Open ever. Put Phil Mickelson down as one of those players. “It’s one of the most difficult golf… Continue Reading

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10 Things I Think

1.  Matt Every played some clutch golf on Sunday at The Arnold Palmer Invitational. A 66 and the most clutch of clutch putts on eighteen. That’s how you close out a round.  2.  The only thing missing from Arnie’s stop… Continue Reading

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Great Leaderboard at the PGA Championship

by Jeff Skinner It was amazing day at the 96th PGA Championship. With a water logged Valhalla allowing the world’s best to throw darts at the soft greens we were treated to a marvelous display of golf. It was a… Continue Reading

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10 Things I Think & More…U.S. Open Style

by Jeff Skinner 1.  Martin Kaymer is a genuine nice guy and a very gracious man. It’s a shame the American golf audience won’t take an interest in him. 2.  Phil Mickelson came into Pinehurst looking for his short game… Continue Reading

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Pinehurst Reckoning

by G. Rennie The Links Life Golf crew did not do well with predicting the winner or contenders for the 114th US Open that Martin Kaymer finally claimed yesterday.  From a competitive perspective, Kaymer won this championship on Friday after… Continue Reading

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Phil Mickelson Not Discouraged

by Jeff Skinner Phil Mickelson continued his lackluster play today at the U.S. Open with a 2 over par 72. But with the very difficult conditions facing the players here at Pinehurst No. 2 he really wasn’t too disappointed. Under… Continue Reading

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Bubba Watson Finds U.S. Open Greens “Unfriendly”

by Jeff Skinner Bubba Watson may have just cast the first volley at the new and revamped Pinehurst No.2. Watson called these U.S. Open greens “unfriendly” and said he may need to “lay farther back” than normal in order to… Continue Reading

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U.S. Open Memories: Winged Foot 2006

by Jeff Skinner It’s 2006 and the U.S. Open had come to historic Winged Foot Country Club in Westchester County, New York. Since Winged Foot is only forty five minutes from my house I had a chance to spend all… Continue Reading

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Adam Scott Deals with Sunday Failure

by Jeff Skinner If you watched the early rounds of the Arnold Palmer Invitational you saw Adam Scott put on an impressive display of golf.  His opening 62 tied the course record and his second round 68 gave him a… Continue Reading

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