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The PLAYERS: To Be Or Not To Be….The Fifth Major

The PLAYERS is here and along with the best field in golf, an iconic Sawgrass venue and exhilarating 17th hole comes the annual debate: Should The PLAYERS be called the fifth major. There are valid cases to be made on… Continue Reading

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To Pebble Or Not To Pebble….

The U.S. Open is on deck and with it once again visiting Pebble Beach. Most golfers that watch even a minute of it will most likely be daydreaming of playing that lovely course. And while the owners of Pebble Beach… Continue Reading

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Tiger’s Road to 18

He’s baaaack…. and he won’t be going away anytime soon. Tiger Woods and his green jacket is back on top of the sports world once again. Heck, he’s the lead story on every news outlet, not just sports pages as… Continue Reading

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Pros Continue to Play Way Too Slow

There isn’t much that John Feinstein writes that I don’t enjoy. He’s as connected as any sportswriter ever could be and his opinions on issues and people are usually dead on. This week in GolfWorld he has a familiar rant,… Continue Reading

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Notes from The PGA

Brooks Koepka shouldn’t be able to fly under anyone’s radar again after setting the PGA scoring record at 264 and claiming the Wanamaker Trophy at the 100th PGA Championship this Sunday at Bellerive Country Club outside St. Louis. Koepka seems… Continue Reading

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Brooks Koepka: Man with a ‘Tude

Brooks Koepka has arrived. In fact he arrived awhile ago when he won his first U.S. Open at Erin Hills. But his win there was attributed to runway wide fairways and friendly landing areas. He came into Shinnecock off a… Continue Reading

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Brooks Koepka Is a Beast

Brooks Koepka did what he had to do. At the 100th PGA Championship Koepka had to feel like he was the underdog…despite his two stroke lead to start the final round. He knew that the stage was set for a… Continue Reading

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Tiger Woods Needs A Major Win

Tiger Woods put on a good show last Sunday at The Open Championship even taking the solo lead for a brief time. But when the last putt fell it was Francisco Molinari lifting the Claret Jug as Woods looked on… Continue Reading

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