In its second year as a co-sanctioned event between the DP World Tour and PGA Tour, the field is strong again this year as top players head over the pond in preparation for the Open Championship. Before last year, the
How great was it to see Rickie Fowler get back into the winner’s circle last week? I think that pretty much solidifies my prediction of Comeback Player of the Year in my Crystal Ball Article. Outside of Rickie winning as
It feels like yesterday that the Rocket Mortgage Classic became a new event and Detroit Golf Club was a new course to us. Now in the 5th year of hosting, it feels to us like a course that has been
Wow that Sunday at the US Open was a tough one for me to digest. Having large tickets on both Rickie Fowler and Xander Schauffele, and having them both shit all over themselves on Sunday was not easy to watch.
As the great Bruce Buffer says, “IT’S TIME”!!! It is of course U.S Open time and I hope you are as excited as I am for it. We get the LIV players again, a really interesting course (which I will
North of the border we go this week for the RBC Canadian Open. After a few years hiatus, Canada’s championship returned last year to St George’s Golf and Country Club. To our liking, Rory McIlroy came out victorious and gave
As I write this article on Memorial Day, I want to give big thanks to our veterans and service members. Thank you for serving our country and protecting our freedoms. Myself and family are very grateful for your commitment and
It certainly ended up being a fun PGA Championship last week. Oak Hill turned out to be a really great venue for the world’s best and it was definitely a difficult test of their skills. One thing that I talked
It was certainly nice to see Jason Day get back into the winner’s circle last week after a long time outside of it. I have always been a Jason Day fan. We have next to zero interactions with any of
The AT&T Byron Nelson is this week’s event from McKinney, Texas and will be held at TPC Craig Ranch for the third time. An extremely weak field this week and no surprise given it is sandwiched between an elevated event
How exciting it is for the Wells Fargo Championship to be back at Quail Hollow this year after a one year absence. You will remember last year they moved the event to TPC Potomac, in anticipation of the Presidents Cup
The Tour heads south across the border this week to Vallarta, Mexico for the Mexico Open at Vidanta. There is no way to sugar coat it, the field is extremely weak. As much as we have liked the elevated events
