First some assumptions... Assume you are naturally long off the tee, assume you are a very good putter, and assume you have played under pressure at serious golf tournaments. Add to that a scratch or near scratch handicap on a...
Well, two days in and numbers 9 and 18 are the killers. The back pin on 9 makes it really tough because the angle into the green is over bunkers to a narrow area, or if the player bails out right off the tee, it means a long,...
I think the great thing about the Masters is the same thing that might be an issue with the PGA -- and that is the Masters sort of does things its own way. The PGA does not control the Masters, but seems to happily...
I do not know why, but the PGA has never quite resonated with me as a major on par with the other three. So I would be fine with a replacement major for the PGA that is a true world wide event hosted by different venues...
Some clubs are closed on Monday, but not all. Either way, as has been observed, usually play resumes the first normal day after the tourney ends. One of the shocking things you see immediately after a tournament is...
Classic swings: Tom Purtzer, Steve Elkington, Greg Norman, Tom Watson
Modern swings: Rory Mcilory, Gary Woodland, Adam Scott, Kyle Standley, Nick Watney
Great post WUTiger. I had not thought about mentioning the different bounce options for sand wedges but indeed I do have two sets of Cleveland sand and lob wedges just for courses with different traps which favor more or...
Number 12 is getting a lot of notice for good reason. The green moves away from you on the right side, so a pin on the left is a lot closer than a pin on the far right (some Nicklaus par threes have this design...