Halfway through the Wyndham Championship and some players managed to thrive under the pressure in pushing through to make the cut to keep their tour cards alive while others inexplicably wilted and missed the cut in a blaze of glory
And with that, the majors came to a close for 2017. What a remarkable year it was with the crowning of four incredible, deserving champions in Sergio Garcia, Brooks Koepka, Jordan Spieth and now, Justin Thomas. I am not sure
It looks like we found ourselves a US Open course after all, just a couple of months too late. We knew the course was going to be more challenging this week, but I am not sure anyone was ready for
We’ve finally reached the beginning of the end of the season which starts with the final major at the PGA Championship and then culminates with the four week, FedEx Cup Playoffs that finish up near the end of September. With
Well that wasn’t so bad…at least so far. Usually, these no-cut events prove to be a little tougher on me than normal, but this week has gone well so far. Of the three star players that I invested in heavily,
We are now officially into the home stretch of the PGA season. After Johnny Vegas knocked off Charley Hoffman in a playoff on Sunday to win the Canadian Open for the second straight year, it leaves us with just one
Last week was a fairly good performance from the First Tee, highlighted by Brandon Hagy’s T5 and Seamus Power’s T10, so here’s to keeping the train rolling this week! Turning the focus to this week, the PGA is in both
The Open Championship provided me with a lot of drama and certainly a lot of heartbreak as it wound down on Sunday. Jordan Spieth, like the ninja that he is, came back from the dead after an atrocious shot on
