by Jeff Skinner 1. The PGA of America has floated the idea of taking the PGA Championship on the road and Royal Port Rush sounds like it is getting some consideration. But I hope they consider making the move down… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The golf season may be coming to an end here in the Northeast but there is a very full schedule of golf taking place around the world. Adam Scott continues his tour down under at the Talisker… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The boys at Golf Magazine took a bold step in their December issue. Going against popular thought, they named Phil Mickelson their Player of the Year. The PGA Tour Players voted five time winner Tiger Woods as… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Ryan Moore made his trip to Malaysia very worthwhile and he didn’t mind the extra night he had to stay in Kuala Lumpur one bit. Moore and Gary Woodland had to come back early on Monday morning… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The golf world was focused on St. Andrews this week hoping to witness history with Inbee Park’s pursuit of the Grand Slam. Well, history of a different sort was made on those hallowed links of the Old… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Calm conditions on the Firth of Forth offered the women of the Women’s British Open a chance to card low scores and many of them took advantage of a relatively defenseless St. Andrews. At the time of… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner We are on the verge of an extraordinary week in golf. As the ladies gather at the most historic of courses, Inbee Park prepares to go where no golfer has gone before. When she tees it up… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The U.S. Women’s Open was the fourth golf tournament I attended this past month. With Inbee Park’s historic win at Sebonack Golf Club my “June of Golf” adventure has come to an end. This past week I… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Inbee Park was a putting machine all week at Sebonack. The only real drama was Jessica Korda’s mid-round dumping of her caddy. 2. Credit the USGA for testing new courses and bringing the Women’s Open to… Continue Reading