There was some unintended drama at the St. Jude Classic on Sunday that involved Tom Pernice Jr. As he stood over his putt on the 14th green, the ball moved ever-so-slightly off the putter-head before he made his putting stroke. The rules of golf are pretty clear in this situation, and once the […]
There’s no doubt that Darren Clarke has been of the classier guys on the tour (though he primarily plays in Europe), but his decision this past weekend to not improve his lie after a weather delay during the Irish Open absolutely cemented his place in the sportsmanship hall of fame. On the 9th hole […]
Ryder Cup
The Ryder Cup is only 4 months away so it’s not too early to start the water-jug discussions. So what are the odds this year that the Americans will finally win one? I’m not convinced that collectively they’re going to jell come September. Individually, and on paper, the Americans are better, […]
Calcuating the exact yardage to a location has been every hackers dream for years and GPS devices have been available to golfers for about a decade now. For professional tour players however, knowing exact yardages is a job requirement if they’re going to be competitive on the PGA tour. Long-time golf fans know […]
Daly’s Drama
The buzz surrounding John Daly’s newly released autobiography has dulled somewhat, but it’s being reported here that some PGA tour players are skeptical of Daly’s self-proclaimed gambling debts of $50-60 million dollars. Daly already has a bigger-than-life personna so it doesn’t make sense for him to have to exagerate his debts, but you have […]
Reigning U.S. Open Champion Michael Campbell has been conspicuously absent from the PGA Tour this year. Unfortunately for him, the PGA Tour restricted the number of tournaments he could play because he did not compete in the minimum number of 15 tournaments in 2003. The PGA Tour requires all foreign-born players to play a minimum […]
The Big Break V finals have been completed and as most predicted, Ashley Prange won the match play event 5 and 4 over Jeanne Cho. It started out as a pretty good match with Jeanne and Ashley trading birdies and pars, but then it appeared Jeanne’s nerves started to get the best of her. More […]
I had a chance to watch the final round of the Champions Tour event this weekend, and it was definitely a thriller with Brad Bryant hitting three consecutive long-iron shots over the closing three holes to win. It got me thinking that I wonder what the overall health is for the Champtions Tour. I used […]
After eight attempts, Michelle Wie finally made a cut at a men’s event. Granted, it was the SK Telecom Open in South Korea (where she’s a superstar), but nonetheless, it was a huge accomplishment. She’s also scheduled to try and qualify for the U.S. Open in Hawaii.
Now, I’m a huge fan of Wie’s, but I […]
Earl Woods
Earl Woods, Tiger’s father, passed away yesterday after battling prostate cancer. Our condolences go out to Tiger and his family and we wish them all best during this difficult time. It’s been said a thousand times that Earl influenced and shaped Tiger in ways the world has yet to see, but if it’s anything […]
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