by Jeff Skinner Paul Azinger is one of the most interesting and refreshing voices in golf. Even though he is active on Twitter we still don’t hear enough of him. Maybe the folks at Fox Sports could try and chase… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The fans that flock to the Bay Hill Club this week for The Arnold Palmer Invitational are in for a treat. This is a good field of golfers on an historic course. They’ve been teeing it up… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Tom Watson is one of the living legends of golf. His eight major championships, 39 PGA Tour and 14 Champions Tour wins put him in the most elite of classes. This week Watson went back down under… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Davis Love III isn’t ready to let the Ryder Cup go just yet. Just because Love is one of the “old guys” on tour doesn’t mean he is any less competitive. Since the painful Sunday collapse at… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner So the best golfers in the world gather in South Carolina at Kiawah Island this week. It wasn’t too long ago when 24 of the best golfers in the USA and Europe met there for the 1991… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. One of the things I like about the Open Championship venues is that the houses you see near the course are actually part of a town with regular working people living in them. Unlike in the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Hit: The Lake Course at Olympic Club. The revamping of the Lake Course received little criticism which is a miracle for U.S. Open layouts. It played fair and fast and incredibly tough. Miss: The damn trees on… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner History measures golfers by the number of major championships won. Win a few majors and history will remember you well. No other measure can define a golfer’s career as the majors do. But lately the World Golf… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie Did St. David rid Wales of Dragons by drowning the menacing bastards? If so, he probably did it in the month of October. It’s a lovely country, Wales, with more consonants in its language than Heinz has… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie The growth of the Ryder Cup during the last two decades must have exceeded the expectations of even the most hard bitten power brokers at both the US and European PGA’s. It’s now billed as the biggest… Continue Reading