by Jeff Skinner It’s not the kind of homecoming Michelle Wie had planned. With her classes at Stanford finished and the LPGA Tour returning to her childhood course the stage was set for a fantastic homecoming for Wie. But with… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner There’s never anything wrong with a trip to Hawaii and after a four year hiatus from America’s paradise the LPGA will once again tee it up under the ever present Hawaiian sun. The LOTTE Championship Presented by… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The approval of the changes to the PGA Tour that the Tour has been touting to the players looks like a mere formality. Tim Finchem and his crew have worked hard trying to make life after the… 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 With all due respect to Peter King, here are 10 Things I Think, and more. 1. Watching Steve Stricker play golf is a joy. We all know he is a putting machine but his short game is… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Oh, the poor life of a 2011 PGA Tour Champion. With all their holiday celebrations now a thing of the past, this week they get to start their “Happy New Year” on the PGA Tour. Twenty eight… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Nick Watney has had a history of failing to deal with the pressure on Sunday afternoons but he looked like a cool customer at Doral as he dispatched Dustin Johnson with a few clutch putts down the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The official name of this week’s PGA Tour stop is The Waste Management Phoenix Open but we’ll just call it Scottsdale. For a week The TPC Scottsdale course is turned into the biggest Pre Super Bowl party… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Old major champions don’t fade away; they just go on to The Skins Game and keep on winning. Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson teamed up to edge Bernhard Langer and Mark O’Meara by ten thousand dollars in… Continue Reading
Mark Wilson survived the 36 hole marathon on Sunday to win at The Sony Open in Hawaii. Wilson claimed his third career victory with a final round 67 and was able to hold off Tim Clark and Steve Marino who tied… Continue Reading