Pro Golf – The Money or The Legacy
Golf’s history and tradition especially at the professional level has taken on a new dimension with the possibility the top… Read more »
USGA
Monday After the Masters — Hideki’s Triumph
A few observations from the 85th Masters won by Hideki Matsuyama the first native of Japan to win a men’s… Read more »
The USGA Just Doesn’t Get It
The Arnold Palmer Invitational. Bay Hill Club & Lodge. Bryson DeChambeau. A trifecta if there ever was one and another… Read more »
Whan Can Be a Change Agent for USGA
The choice of Michael Whan, who recently announced he was leaving as Commissioner of the LPGA Tour, to replace Mike… Read more »
Maybe We Need a “Rahm Rule”
Jon Rahm’s chip-in on the 16th hole Sunday at the Memorial Tournament all but clinched his victory and was described… Read more »
Bryson Week 2
Bryson DeChambeau’s performance with a driver during the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club was an easy target for… Read more »
Improved High Heat Fairways
Dean Knuth and partner Steve Trattner started Knuth Golf with the simple idea of making high quality golf clubs optimized… Read more »
It’s All Over but the Shouting
According to the recently released USGA and R&A Distance Insights Report (DIR) golfers (including you) hit the ball too far… Read more »
New Year – New Handicap System
The calculation of golf handicaps is going global with some significant changes but for players in this country the revised… Read more »
Slow Play – “We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us”
The topic of slow play leapt into focus on social media when the number one and number three ranked players… Read more »
