1. I think the European Team certainly played like the favorites they were going into the Ryder Cup. They were sharp, motivated and overpowered an outmanned US Team. 2. They also really know how to celebrate and they have plenty… Continue Reading
Rumor has it the champagne and beer are still flowing as a most happy European Team basks in their glorious victory at the 40th Ryder Cup. It’s an old but valid axiom, “players play and coaches coach.” The Europeans players… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Armchair quarterbacking is usually reserved for the NFL on Sunday but with the Ryder Cup I get to do it all weekend. Here are a few thoughts on the happenings so far at a very exciting 40th… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner DUDS Bubba Watson and Webb Simpson. We don’t have to look too far to find our first and most resounding DUD of day one at the Ryder Cup. Webb Simpson and Bubba Watson started the day off… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The 2014 Ryder Cup officially got under way today with the opening ceremonies at Gleneagles Scotland. Amid the pipers and anthems and speeches the captains announced their pairings for the opening fourballs segment tomorrow. Captains Paul McGinley… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner With all the talk of Tom Watson’s difficult choice of rounding out his Ryder Cup team with his difficult task of selecting or not selecting Tiger Woods his counterpart is also facing some tough calls. European Ryder… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Miguel Angel Jimenez made his Champions Tour debut this week and he did it the way he lives his life, with style. The newest member of the Champions Tour certainly did it with style yesterday as he… Continue Reading
By Jeff Skinner OK boys and girls it’s time for us at Links Life Golf to dabble in a bit of prognostication and show the world exactly how little we know about golf. And how crazy a game this can… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Is it too early to talk Ryder Cup? Of course not, it’s never too early for the Ryder Cup. The U.S. won’t have the opportunity to win the cup back until September 2014 but it’s never too… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The European Tour did the right thing in naming Paul McGinley to captain the 2014 Ryder Cup. The Europeans have won four of the last five matches so why deviate from their usual selection method. They didn’t… Continue Reading