For the eighth time since Tiger Woods’ 2000 win – which, for those too young to remember, featured an incredible 6-iron out of a bunker over water on 18 – the Canadian Open comes back to Oakville, Ontario to Glen
This week is yet another trip to a TPC course with a very weak field – most of golf’s elite are across the pond at the Scottish Open in preparation for Royal Birkdale – which means diminished prize pools on
EuroTourDFS.com Subscriber Summary: Irish Open Another exciting week of golf with my top fade, Tommy Fleetwood, continuing is white-hot fire of a run enroute to his second Tour victory and arguably the best golfer on the planet right now. Even
Leaving the U.S. Open-esque conditions of TPC Potomac where DFS darling Kyle Stanley finally took down a tournament and Charles Howell came up just short yet again, the PGA heads to the aptly named The Old White TPC in West
After an exciting Traveler’s Championship, Congressional Country Club members decided they’d rather not host the Quicken Loans event – it will play at Congressional every two years – so instead there’s yet another new course in the rotation, TPC Potomac.
After a week off for the US Open at Erin Hills this past week, we’re back at it with European Tour action as we head toward The Open Championship in just under 4 weeks! These tournaments leading into The
After a very exciting US Open – that played much easier than expected thanks to the width of the fairways which I completely under-rated – the Tour stops in Connecticut for the Traveler’s Championship, with a remarkably packed field. Jason
The second major of the year is here with the U.S. Open, and it’s one of the more grueling tests on Tour (even more so if you get called on a ticky-tack putt infraction by the USGA) because the USGA
The Course The lead up into the U.S. Open, the FedEx St. Jude’s Classic is mostly known for its multiple field changes and the last gasp to win entry into the second major. With all the field changes and golfers
The Course Memorial (Presented by Nationwide!) takes place in Dublin, Ohio at Muirfield G.C. – the house that Jack built. It’s an invitational (so a field of ~120), and is one of the more prestigious events that’s not a major
The re-emergence died late for Jason Day, but it was good to see him back to the form that made him last year’s #1 ranked golfer in the world. If there’s one thing to take away from the past two
After the predictable Si Woo Kim win, it’s time to leave the majesty (and boredom) of the PLAYERS to roll into the course that 14% of PGA Tour players think is the worst course on Tour (per Golf.com’s anonymous player
