In Championship Golf, Complainers Never Prosper
Jack Nicklaus once said that he loved it when other players would complain about conditions, because he knew they weren’t… Read more »
Personalities
The Road Hole, Tom Watson, and Tiger Woods
Some thoughts heading into the British Open: The Road Hole Extension A new tee has been built for the 17th… Read more »
Oakmont a good showcase for the LPGA
The question of whether the women could handle a severe course like Oakmont for the U.S. Women’s Open was answered… Read more »
Inkster returns to the scene of the “crime”
The U.S. Women’s Open returned to Oakmont this year for the first time since 1992, a championship noteworthy for one… Read more »
A blooming Rose
A few weeks ago, Justin Rose said he felt like the forgotten Englishman in golf. That’s when Lee Westwood, Ian… Read more »
Hope for the Americans on the LPGA Tour
The numbers don’t paint a pretty picture of the state of American women’s golf. In fact, they are almost mind-boggling…. Read more »
Same old U.S. Open?
Watching the final round of the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, I was a bit confused. Here I thought I… Read more »
Some Open and shut Rules cases
It’s been a good first two rounds for Rules of Golf aficionados, with a number of interesting situations at Pebble… Read more »
Will Tiger, Phil, and Lee step up?
On the attention-meter coming into this U.S. Open, you had Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Lee Westwood, and…absolutely nobody else (except… Read more »
Khan for Rose a good trade?
What’s wrong with this picture? Justin Rose won the Memorial Tournament to rise to 33rd in the world ranking. As… Read more »
