Personalities

The sad case of Phil Mickelson

Terry Moore

Phil Mickelson’s major fallout with the PGA Tour, due to his “reckless” (Phil’s words) comments and support for the rival... Read more »

Thoughts on the WM Phoenix Open

Terry Moore

Besides some stints at the West Michigan Golf Show, last weekend I spent some time in front of the television... Read more »

Pro Golf Slipping into the Mud?

Ed Travis

The rumors are flying fast and furious as men’s professional golf is slipping into the mud of controversy with claims... Read more »

Ghosts (and Quotes) of Golfers Past

Tom Bedell

“Baseball reveals character; golf exposes it.” – Ernie Banks I was about seven months old when Babe Ruth died, yet... Read more »

Remote Observations of the Ryder Cup

Terry Moore

Although I was credentialed for this year’s Ryder Cup I opted for remote media access this time around. Previously, I... Read more »

Memories of Ben Wright

Terry Moore

This past week I learned of the passing of Ben Wright, the former CBS golf commentator and British sports journalist.... Read more »

Worldwide Tour a Step Closer

Ed Travis

The PGA Tour is the largest professional golf circuit and by any measure an outstanding success thanks to former commissioner... Read more »

Monday After Torrey Pines Open

Ed Travis

Jon Rahm broke through for his first major championship fulfilling the promise of a major- winning career when he joined... Read more »

Marcoux Samaan has a Unique Opportunity

Ed Travis

The LPGA Tour has named a new commissioner, Mollie Marcoux Samaan presently the Director of Athletics at Princeton University and... Read more »

Pro Golf – The Money or The Legacy

Ed Travis

Golf’s history and tradition especially at the professional level has taken on a new dimension with the possibility the top... Read more »

Player Impact Bonus Affects Fans

Ed Travis

After Golfweek revealed the new popularity-based bonus plan for PGA Tour members most comments were focused on the players and... Read more »

Monday After the Masters — Hideki’s Triumph

Ed Travis

A few observations from the 85th Masters won by Hideki Matsuyama the first native of Japan to win a men’s... Read more »

Marriott’s late CEO Arne Sorenson loved Chicago

Michael Patrick Shiels

With the recent passing of Marriott’s CEO Arne Sorenson, many continue to celebrate his life by reflecting on his legacy and life achievements.

Memories of the 2002 Ryder Cup

Ed Travis

Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic the 2020 Ryder Cup was pushed back to 2021 bringing back memories of another Ryder... Read more »

Chamblee writes off Spieth to “oblivion”

Terry Moore

There he goes again. I’m speaking of the uber-opinionated Brandel Chamblee when writing off Jordan Spieth before he teed off... Read more »