The Lydia Ko legend continues to grow. Is it possible to be a legend at seventeen? If so no one can better claim legend status than the diminutive Ko who won again this past weekend. Ko won the New Zealand… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner With the start of autumn this Sunday I can’t help but reflect on this past summer and all the golf I was privileged to see. Summer of ’13 was a grand season for me as I spent… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The U.S. Women’s Open was the fourth golf tournament I attended this past month. With Inbee Park’s historic win at Sebonack Golf Club my “June of Golf” adventure has come to an end. This past week I… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The LPGA’s Azahara Munoz started the day in the first group at the HSBC Women’s Champions and finished the day at the top of the leaderboard. Munoz carded a 7 under, bogey free 65 for a two… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The LPGA Tour continues its Asian swing at the HSBC Women’s Champions this week. Angela Stanford is defending her 2012 title against a solid field. But the HSBC took a hit today as world number nine Ai… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner 1. Year after year Arnold Palmer proves he’s still the man. Good to hear that Arnie was released from the hospital after a precautionary stay overnight due to some blood pressure issues. We missed him on the… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner The most dominant golfer on the planet won again yesterday. No, it’s not Tiger Woods. It’s Yani Tseng who won for the third time in five LPGA Tour starts this season. Tseng dominated the field at The… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner OK, Peter King, it’s not Monday Morning Quarterback, it’s 10 Things I Think. 1. Keegan Bradley is a very good golfer, the PGA Champion proved that last year and he is easy to like but he is… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Note to the LPGA and Commissioner Michael Whan: Check the calendar when making your tournament schedule. The women of the LPGA are hosting their season finale this weekend at The CME Group Titleholders but it certainly will… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Lexi Thompson did what no other player in the history of the LPGA Tour could do yesterday. She won as a sixteen year old. Thompson, who turned 16 in February, is the youngest winner in LPGA history… Continue Reading