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World Golf Hall of Fame
On March 23, 2014, the World Golf Hall of Fame introduced new criteria for election into Golf’s most hallowed Hall. Those changes are as follows: The new process will include 4 categories under which an individual may be considered for Induction: Male and Female Competitor Categories and the Veterans and Lifetime Achievement Categories. At the […]
The Front 9-Edition 6
1. The season’s first Major Championship, the LPGA Tour’s Kraft Nabisco Championship in Palm Desert, will be the last one for title sponsor, Kraft Nabisco. LPGA commissioner Mike Whan insists that the iconic event will remain at the Dinah Shore Tournament Course, regardless of who the new sponsor will be. Nabisco has been the […]
Doral Get’s It’s Montser Back
When Donald Trump bought Doral and hired Gil Hanse to re-design the fabled Blue Monster, it was with instructions to make the course a Major contender (see: US Open). Golf parlance for make it extremely difficult. The Donald got his wish. After Friday’s second round, 113 balls were hit into the water and a paltry […]
The Road Back To #1
2013 was by all accounts a watershed year for Rory McIlroy. The then 23 year old superstar changed both the clubs he was playing and the ball he used. For the world’s best players these are drastic deviations and can take quite a long time for them to be comfortable with. Variations of those changes […]
A New Day
The final four players in the WGC-Accenture World Matchplay Championships today in Tucson were three parts young stars in the game and one quarter a South African 4-time Major Champion who may be entering the sunset of his brilliant career. The South African of course, is Hall of Famer, Ernie Els. After his victory in […]
The Hurricane Pro Golf Tour
There is a new professional golf Tour being introduced called The Hurricane Pro Golf Tour. The Hurricane Pro Golf Tour is a developmental mini tour based out of Hilton Head, SC. Their main goal is to provide their players the best forum of competition to improve their game and ultimately help spring board these players […]
The New Woods
The hottest player in the world with a last name of Woods is not one whose first name has stripes. She does however stripe fairways and is becoming a very fine player. 23 year old Cheyenne Woods won her first significant professional title today at the Australian Ladies Masters at the Royal Pines Resort […]
Stalling For Time
Great golf courses tend to be venues that produce the most exciting finishes and Torrey Pines in San Diego proved such a venue again this weekend. Coming to the back 9, on Sunday there were a dozen players in with a chance to win the Farmers Insurance Open. At the close of play there would […]
The Back 9-Edition 5
1. With his win on Sunday at the Sony Open, Jimmy Walker won for the second time in his last 6 starts (the first being the Frys.com Open which kicked off the 2014 season……in October). Walker played flawless golf in Sunday’s round shooting a superb 7-under par 63 to claim the trophy over Chis Kirk. […]
Johnson & Johnson
The season opening Hyundai Tournament of Champions at Kapalua in Maui; oh wait….scratch that. The Tournament of Champions is the first event in 2014 on the PGA Tour but it is the seventh official event of the season. Yes, really. That is because the PGA Tour season starts now in October. At some point we […]
The Best 13 From 2013
As the year of 2013 draws to a close we can look back at the many memorable happenings in the game. Here is our take of the most significant 13 moments and achievements. 13. Lydia Ko turns professional. The 16 year old Kiwi who was born in South Korea has already won 5 tournaments on […]
A Return To Form
Resurgence Unveiled: A Return to Form and Triumph From the very early rounds of The Australian Open (played at aptly named, Royal Sydney Golf Club), it became obvious that it would be a two man battle between two of golf’s “royalty”. 32 year old Australian superstar, Adam Scott, has had an iconic year that was […]
