The Daily Spin – Player Pool Breakdown
I know that during a major week, there is extra excitement to get your research done early and with The Open Championship set to tee off in just over 24 hours, I wanted to make sure to get you my
I know that during a major week, there is extra excitement to get your research done early and with The Open Championship set to tee off in just over 24 hours, I wanted to make sure to get you my
The Quicken Loans National came and went and what a weird weekend it was for watching the leaderboard. Obviously, Jeff and I have always been believers in utilizing tournament history in order to help us with making our player selections
Just like that, the second major of the year is behind us and we are into the summer where we will have two more majors, another WGC event, the Olympics and the FedEx Cup Playoffs. It does not get much
Welcome to the 2016 edition of The Daily Spin for the US Open. It seems like it was just a couple of weeks ago that we were building up to The Masters and now the US Open is here and
Our stat guy was more than a little excited on Sunday as his favorite player, William ‘Dirt’ McGirt won his first tour event at the ripe age of 36. It was a great milestone for a player that has really
Well, it did not take long for Spieth to snap out of his ‘slump’ last week. I felt a storm brewing when he struggled to hit a fairway on Thursday and yet found himself right near the top of the
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Daily Spin and the Dean & Deluca Invitational. I wanted that to sound more inspirational, but having the name of a grocery store attached to an event just does not quite pull at
Just as I suspected, The Players Championship threw everyone a curve last weekend. The course setup for the first two rounds proved to be far too easy, creating a situation where scoring not only got out of hand, but players
Quail Hollow lived up to expectations last week in terms of excitement. On Thursday, I sat looking at the leaderboard in utter disgust as many unlikely names climbed into the Top 10, while the bigger names in the field started
Thank you, Dustin Johnson. Once again, not listening to my own advice screwed me over today. I had so much great feedback last week about the new format for my column that I decided to make it permanent. We have
We have reached the part of the season that is nearly all filler. A few top players show up at these smaller events, usually spurred on by some sort of sponsorship or obligation while the majority of the top level
Paul Casey reared his ugly head on the 18th hole last Friday and blew a putt from inside of 5 feet to miss the cut. A part of me believes that this was his way of withdrawing without actually having