Bill Haas: How to Miss Greens and Still Win
How do you hit only half the greens in regulation for the week and walk away with a victory? You’ve… Read more »
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Kyle Stanley’s Strategic Error
Kyle Stanley’s biggest mistake—or at least the one that set up all the others—in his 18th-hole triple bogey blow-up that… Read more »
Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, and . . . Gary Sowinski?
It was a strange day in the golf world on Thursday. First, Rory McIlroy got unto a Twitter spat. Then… Read more »
Some Golfing With Dad Stories
My recently published book Golfing With Dad offers insights into the father-son or father-daughter relationships of 14 PGA, LPGA, or… Read more »
No Harm, No Foul? Not in Golf
There is an expression in basketball that goes “no harm, no foul.” For better and worse, that expression doesn’t generally… Read more »
Luke Donald Needed the Flagstick
A number of years ago, Dave Pelz researched whether leaving the flagstick in or taking it out gives you a… Read more »
Playing Riviera With a Popgun
Corey Pavin has apparently played in his final Northern Trust Open, having said that after 29 starts in the event… Read more »
Fun at Torrey Pines with Bubba and Company
This could be fun. Watching Bubba Watson as he tries to establish himself among golf’s elite, that is. Nobody hits… Read more »
Strange But True Facts About Ben Hogan, Merion, and the 1950 U.S. Open
Here are some surprises and interesting tidbits I turned up along the way in researching my book Miracle at Merion… Read more »
