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Big Names Not the Way to Grow the Game at Olympics

All right, I have to admit that Olympic fever is hitting yours truly. I have been addicted to NBC’s multiple platform broadcasts as I try to grab a little bit of all the competitions down in Rio. Sure, watching Michael… Continue Reading

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Ben An Wins Long Drive with a Ball That Just Goes Too Far

One of the fun things at the PGA Championship is their decision to reinstate the Long Driving Competition. They had done it for years before doing away with it but since 2014 we’ve seen some massive belts. Probably the most… Continue Reading

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Brilliant! Henrik Stenson Wins Open Championship

Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson delivered what we all hoped for today in the final round of the Open Championship. The word they like to use across the pond to describe something this impressive is brilliant. But this was more… Continue Reading

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Golf in the Olympics: I’m Done…for Now

Let it be known that this will be my last piece with any mention of the Olympics, golf in the Olympics, players in the Olympics, players not in the Olympics, the Olympic Flame, the Olympic Rings, Olympic Paint…anything Olympic…at least… Continue Reading

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Forget the Big 3…We Have The Wild Bunch

All season there has been much written about a new Big 3 in golf. Jason Day, Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy had won plenty of tournaments and in many eyes appeared to separate themselves from the pack. Sure, some of… Continue Reading

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Welcome to Bushwood

As the grand poobahs of the USGA Rules Committee were trying to hijack the U.S. Open Championship on Sunday I was half expecting an appearance by Judge Smails to add even more comic insult to a bizarre turn of events… Continue Reading

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Best U.S. Open Venue? Two Perspectives

The boys at Golf Digest are heavily into the U.S. Open and as such have come up with a list they call “The Best U.S. Open Venues… Factoring in course layout, tradition, past winner and excitement produced, our panel provides… Continue Reading

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William McGirt Breaks Through at The Memorial

William McGirt turned pro in 2004 and after years of playing mini-tour after mini-tour and then the Web.com Tour for a bit he finally made it to the big show, the PGA Tour in 2011. He’s 36 and kept at… Continue Reading

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Jack Nicklaus Plays Host at The Memorial Tournament

Jack Nicklaus is the gracious host this week as the PGA Tour gathers at his Muirfield Village course for The Memorial Tournament. The high regard in which Nicklaus and his course are held is reflected in the strength of this… Continue Reading

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