Covering the Masters: Equal Parts Art and Science
(Augusta, GA) Over the years covering the Masters, now counting 36, friends have asked me about my routine during the… Read more »
Golf
Never heard of Fin Didsch? You will!
(April 1, 2022) I’ve never heard of him before last month but the odd name of Fin Didsch may become… Read more »
Q & A with Dan Pohl, 40 years after he “tied for first”
Forty years ago, Mt.Pleasant’s Dan Pohl made his Masters debut. He qualified for the prestigious tournament in Augusta by virtue… Read more »
The sad case of Phil Mickelson
Phil Mickelson’s major fallout with the PGA Tour, due to his “reckless” (Phil’s words) comments and support for the rival… Read more »
Every parents’ worse nightmare: deadly crash in Texas
An accident that took the lives of nine people last week in Texas gave me a chill. A 13-year-old boy… Read more »
Remote Observations of the Players Championship
Earlier this year in a column, I posed this question: Is the PGA Tour getting monotonous? At the time, I… Read more »
A Good Choice: Ryder Cup Captain Zach Johnson
On Monday, Zach Johnson, 46, was named the Captain of the U.S. Ryder Cup team that will play their European… Read more »
Thoughts on the WM Phoenix Open
Besides some stints at the West Michigan Golf Show, last weekend I spent some time in front of the television… Read more »
History and Cherished Memorabilia Presumed Lost at Oakland Hills
The news of the massive fire at Oakland Hills Country Club (OHCC) is devastating not only for its members and… Read more »
Is watching the PGA Tour getting “monotonous?
The new golf year on the PGA Tour is upon us. There are several reasons to enjoy this time of… Read more »
