The Two Kinds of Golf Traditionalists
Golf has two kinds of traditionalists: the USGA traditionalist and the golf architecture traditionalist. Strangely enough, these traditionalists are miles… Read more »
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Severe Rough Wasn’t Needed to Protect the Course at the Canadian Open
There was talk (notably here in Golf.com’s Tour Confidential) that the reason for the extreme rough at the RBC Canadian… Read more »
Canadian Open Rough on Wild Drivers, But Not on Mediocre Putters
The PGA Tour’s strokes gained-putting stat shows that since 2004 only 17 players have won a tournament with a putting… Read more »
Five Majors is Reasonable for the LPGA
Tim Finchem is jealous. On Wednesday, LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan called a press conference to announce that the Evian Masters… Read more »
So Many Potential Stories, But Only One Winner
I enjoyed the British Open and, like everyone else, was happy to see Darren Clarke win. But it also reminded… Read more »
Stricker, Watney, Donald, McIlroy all shooting for two in a row at the British Open
If you won your last tournament, does that make you more likely to win your next one because you’re hot?… Read more »
Ryu, Seo Made the Women’s Open a Good Show
Two Koreans met in a playoff for the U.S. Women’s Open. Bad news for the LPGA Tour? Not if you… Read more »
Tiger Woods’ “Mild” Strain is a Major Problem
Here’s what Tiger Woods said about his injury earlier this week in his announcement that he would miss the British… Read more »
Some More Golfing With Dad Stories
The second part of highlights from my book Golfing With Dad about Tour pros and their fathers (here is Part… Read more »
Yani Tseng Assumes Command on the LPGA Tour, Patrick Cantlay Has a Shining Moment
So much for the rather short era of the LPGA Tour not having a dominant player. Yani Tseng is it…. Read more »
