Just about the same time Golf Magazine, the printed version, was hitting our mailboxes Michelle Wie was teeing it up at the LPGA’s Kingsmill Championship. Wie who continues to be the biggest draw in women’s golf graced the cover of… Continue Reading
It is tough being a sports fan today. It seems the headlines are full of items that are questioning the honesty and character of our sports heroes. It may be a sign of the times where everything is public domain… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Believe it or not, Justin Rose was born in South Africa. We know him as an Englishman as he did grow up in England but now he lives in Florida. But I think he may like… Continue Reading
Day 7 of my Pinehurst Journey was Sunday at the U.S. Open. It was great to hear from my three kids as they wished their old man a Happy Fathers day as I started my day at Pinehurst. I spent… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner There is no joy in Mudville oops, I should say the Sandhills, Mighty Casey has struck out. Our Mighty Casey this week was supposed to be Phil Mickelson. He swung and missed only it wasn’t with a… Continue Reading
This is one of the few greens renovated by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, who restored the right side of the putting surface to its original size. The green still plays smaller than any green on the course except for… Continue Reading
Unlike No. 5, this par 5 will be a three-shot hole for most players. A pronounced mound on the right side is in play on the straightaway tee shot, and the hole turns to the left past the drive area.… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner This Jack Nicklaus video has been hitting the web big time lately and I can’t miss a chance to praise The Greatest of All Time. Jack and Johnny Miller are at a course opening and Miller is… Continue Reading