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U.S. Open: Lowdown on The Contenders

The USGA will set up Shinnecock Hills to “identify the best golfer in the game” this week as the U.S. Open revives it’s love affair with this storied track in the sand hills of eastern Long Island. The penal nature… Continue Reading

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Masters Champion: No One Hit Wonders Please

The Masters holds a special place among golf aficionados. This major is held in extraordinary esteem among fans, media and players alike. With Augusta National hosting the first major each season we have become intimately attached to the former Fruitlands… Continue Reading

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Roars for Rors at the Arnold Palmer Invitational

That was fun. Plain and simple…watching the Arnold Palmer Invitational was just plain fun. We idle golfers of the North, still frozen out by winter had a grand old time watching Rory McIlroy put on a show as he sprinted… Continue Reading

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Jim Furyk Shoots PGA Tour’s First Ever 58

As the leaders at the Travelers Championship were finishing thier breakfast Jim Furyk went out and made history.  Furyk broke the 59 barrier with a sensational 58 on the par 70 TPC River Highlands Course. Furyk’s 58 is the first… Continue Reading

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10 Things I Think

1. Usually while I am watching a golf tournament I’ll be pulling for my favorites and hoping for great shots from all (well, most of) the pro golfers. But yesterday I was seriously hoping that amateur Lee McCoy would pull… Continue Reading

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The Old “Fall Series” Still Alive and Well

When the PGA Tour decided to rewrite the calendar and make their season a “wrap-around” season that encompassed two calendar years I, like many protested. The Fall Series, the tournaments after the FedEx Cup Playoffs and before the Tournament of… Continue Reading

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