On the PGA Tour Being Opposed to the Ball Rollback
Last week PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, coming off an extended leave of absence due to anxiety issues, issued a… Read more »
Personalities
Final Thoughts on The Open and Brian Harman
Despite hearing that last weekend’s Open Championship had its lowest television ratings in quite a few years, I found it… Read more »
Superstroke Golf: A Firm Grip on the Game
Call me an unabashed ‘homer’ when talking about Michigan-based golf companies. Especially, low-key yet highly successful ones like SuperStroke Golf… Read more »
The Merger Bombshell: PGA Tour, DP Tour and LIV Golf
The news on Tuesday that the PGA Tour, DP World Golf (formerly the European Tour) and LIV Golf were merging… Read more »
Reflections on the PGA Championship
Well, that was mighty entertaining. I’m talking about last week’s PGA Championship won in convincing fashion by the cold-blooded and… Read more »
Gerald R. Ford: An Ordinary Man (and Golfer) Who Became President
Being laid up with a bum kneecap, I’ve had more time to read of late, including books—even one with over… Read more »
More thoughts on the proposed golf ball rule
In all the hubbub over the proposed new local rule stipulating an elite golf ball for competition, there’s been a… Read more »
More on Slow Play at the Masters & Elsewhere
In my Masters wrap-up article last week, I ended my notes section quoting a post-round comment by runner-up Brooks Koepka… Read more »
Reflections on Jon Rahm’s win at the Masters
Although it lacked some drama coming down the stretch on Sunday, the Masters still was compelling to watch. Jon Rahm… Read more »
Michigan’s Jackson Koert at the Masters as a Teacher for Amateur Carr
Sparta (Mich.) native and nationally recognized golf instructor Jackson Koert is at the Masters this week. The 32-year-old Koert, who… Read more »
