Personalities

The Summer of 59

Larry Olmsted

I must be psychic. Just a few short weeks ago, I wrote a congratulatory blog to Paul Goydos for becoming... Read more »

I Cannot Tell A Lie

Janina Jacobs

It was a sin of omission - sort of. Who would ever know? Apparently, only the priest and me. Until now.

A fifth LPGA major?

David Barrett

According to news reports last week, officials of the Evian Masters in France were talking to LPGA Commissioner Michael Whan... Read more »

Goose Eggs

Tom Bedell

[Updated Feb. 16, 2018]–One of the great things about being married is that every now and again your spouse does... Read more »

Stanley Thompson’s Lake Simcoe Legacy

Anita Draycott

Take a swing on three golf gems by Canada’s greatest course designer The late Stanley Thompson was the greatest golf... Read more »

Protected: Goodbye Americans, Hello World!

Bob Fagan

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The real thing?

David Barrett

Whenever an unexpected player breaks through and wins a major, the questions are always immediately asked, “Is this guy for... Read more »

In Championship Golf, Complainers Never Prosper

David Barrett

Jack Nicklaus once said that he loved it when other players would complain about conditions, because he knew they weren’t... Read more »

Tom Watson’s Final St. Andrew’s Open

Bob Fagan

Tiger Woods’ Scandal & The Law of Attraction

Bob Fagan

My book, “Golf’s Higher Plane” was finished and already reviewed, and my DVD and audio CD were going through final... Read more »

Congratulations Paul Goydos, Steve Stricker. Not So Much Love for LeBron James and the Sports Media.

Larry Olmsted

On the day when PGA Tour veteran Paul Goydos accomplished the most difficult feat in golf, virtually every newspaper sports... Read more »

Good Guys Post Career Bests

Bob Fagan

July 8, 2010 – Silvis, IL Got to love it when one of golf’s really “good guys” becomes only the... Read more »

Inkster returns to the scene of the “crime”

David Barrett

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

David Barrett

A few weeks ago, Justin Rose said he felt like the forgotten Englishman in golf. That’s when Lee Westwood, Ian... Read more »

Getting His Kicks in South Africa

Brad King

Atlanta-based tour operator Richard Pace was never a soccer enthusiast — until the World Cup was awarded to his home away from home. Now, he's promoting the event as a springboard for American fans wishing to experience the wonders of a faraway paradise.