The PLAYERS is here and along with the best field in golf, an iconic Sawgrass venue and exhilarating 17th hole comes the annual debate: Should The PLAYERS be called the fifth major. There are valid cases to be made on… Continue Reading
To paraphrase an old saying, the fun is in the journey not the destination. When you take a golf vacation to the home of golf, the fun is in both the destination and the journey. And before you get on… Continue Reading
The faithful that filed onto the course at Bay Hill Club and Lodge for the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational were ready for some fireworks today. With the very popular defending champion Rory McIlroy just one shot behind… Continue Reading
Phil Mickelson is doing his best to defy Father Time as he snagged another win at Pebble Beach on Monday morning. It was Phil’s fifth AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am title and his 44th PGA Tour win and maybe a bit… Continue Reading
Sunday was a great day for golf fans as we were treated to early morning links golf from The Old Course at St. Andrews, the women walking the links at Gullane for the Ladies Scottish Open and wrapped up the… Continue Reading
Tiger Woods put on a good show last Sunday at The Open Championship even taking the solo lead for a brief time. But when the last putt fell it was Francisco Molinari lifting the Claret Jug as Woods looked on… Continue Reading
The Open Championship played out to an exciting conclusion but many fans may be disappointed that Jordan Spieth couldn’t hold onto his lead or that Tiger Woods failed to keep charging for his fifteenth major and crown his umpteenth comeback… Continue Reading
Carnoustie Golf Links has the reputation of being the toughest course in the Open Championship Rota and some even rate it as the most difficult course in the world. But on a difficult day for most Francisco Molinari played a… Continue Reading
It’s U.S. Open week as the USGA returns to one of its favorites, Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Always ranked near the top of the greatest courses lists, Shinnecock is hosting its fifth Open and has been tweaked to perfection by… Continue Reading
Playing before a wildly partisan crowd on Spanish soil, the fiery Spaniard Jon Rahm shot a five under par 67 to finish at 20-under for the tournament, beating third round leader, Paul Dunne by two strokes. Afterwards, Rahm confessed that… Continue Reading