Back to California for 2 straight weeks, after the brief stop in Phoenix, which is always one of the most well attended, try most ever this weekend, and is always full of excitement. Matsuyama, in his second straight year, won
OVERVIEW This year’s championship takes place at a different course from last year, so we’re leaning on course flyovers and very little actual detail regarding what kind of players will have success here. The course features four Par 5’s, one
OVERVIEW We go from my favorite non-major to one of my least favorite events on Tour as we head over to the three course event at Pebble Beach this week. You’ll hear plenty of Bill Murray, Chris Berman and other
Welcome back this week…to me after enjoying a beautiful weekend down in San Diego for The Farmers Insurance Open. After watching a gorgeous sunset on Saturday afternoon with a great group of friends and getting the chance to stroll along
Last week was a very solid week for the Core getting 10 of 12 guys through the cut, which is extremely difficult to do on the European Tour with the lower number. Unfortunately, most of them could not surge into
To say there was carnage last week on Friday would be putting it mildly. Only about 5% of teams had all six of their guys get through the cut across most contests on Draftkings and even less once Martin Laird
I must confess, I still believe, still believe! Ok, enough Britney Spears, but I must confess this might be my favorite First Tee yet. The reason? Because it will show that dedication, time invested, and research does in fact pay
OVERVIEW Last year Danny Willett drained a clutch putt on the final hole to secure his victory and jump up in the Official World Golf Rankings (which helped identify the value we were presented with his Masters odds). In draining
OVERVIEW One of my favorite non-major events is upon us. If you don’t watch golf on the weekends I strongly suggest doing so this week at some point. The PGA Tour tried to tame the fun on the 16th hole
