Freddie Couples is done with the PGA Tour, there is a Re/Max upset, and Tiger just wants 2010 to be over!
Hello Golf Fans and welcome to Hittin’ the Links. HTL is back after a one week hiatus and is packed full of all that is going on in the golf world.
In this newest edition we begin with a look at Tiger’s less than stellar year, check in at the Re/Max Long drive competition, and find out what Phil and Tiger are doing with swords. Also on tap, we investigate the most powerful people in golf, see what Freddie Couples has planed for 2011, and do a wrap-up of some of the week’s events. Read on!
Ricky Fowler is cooler than Justin Bieber
Hello again golf fans and welcome to yet another edition of everybody’s favorite column, Hittin’ the Links. One more event remains in the 2010 PGA Tour season, one more shot for many players on the bubble to make sure they retain their cards. But first the Tour will take off a couple of weeks for the big cats head overseas for the CIMB Asia Pacific Classic and the WGC-HSBC Champions. That gives the rest of the lot two weeks to get their games in tip top shape before they head off to visit Mickey Mouse.
In this newest volume of HTL we begin with a look at party animal Anthony Kim, then take note as Adam Scott moves into his prime, and investigate why Rickie Fowler is cooler than Justin Bieber. Also, we find out how much money Elin really got, look in on the youngest winner ever on the European Tour, and check out the amazing end to the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospital Open. Read on!
The Shark’s getting hitched again, Harrington breaks his win-less steak, and we find out what $775,000 will get you
Hello there fellow Sand Trap faithfuls and welcome to another volume of Hittin’ the Links. The end of the season is near and with the amount of money necessary to keep a tour card these days its no wonder some PGA Tour players are beginning to sweat a little. It will be an interesting story to watch play out as we get closer and closer to the season ending event at Disney World on November 11th-14th.
In this volume of HTL we begin with a look at the Great White Shark’s impending nuptials, then turn our attention to some transgender issues on the LPGA Tour, and see the star studded field headed to the Chevron World Challenge. Also, we investigate exactly how much money is needed to stay on Tour, find out why it might be Captain Jose, and do a wrap-up of the week’s events. Read on!
Lee’s headed to #1, what really happened with those rain suits, and we have found the cigar guy!
Happy Fall Finish to you golf fans and welcome to another edition of Hittin’ the Links. There is a chill in the air, the top players in the world are all going on vacation, and a bunch of guys around the $700,000 mark in earnings are starting to panic; it must be the Fall Finish on the PGA Tour!
In this edition of HTL we begin with a look at the world golf rankings, then investigate the U.S. Ryder Cup team’s rain gear, and sing happy birthday to the best ball in golf. Also on tap, we look into soon-to-be #1 Lee Westwood’s plans for 2011, find out who the infamous “cigar guy” is, and do a wrap-up of the week’s events. Read on!
The Americans come up a half point short
Hello golf fans and welcome to Hittin’ the Links. The column is coming to you a day late this week in order to get in all those Ryder Cup stories. And what a Ryder Cup it was, but alas the Americans came up a half point short. Watch out, we will be looking to get it back in Chicago in 2012.
In this edition of HTL we begin with a look at Hunter Mahan, then turn our attention to the greatest Tiger picture ever, and take a peek at the Nationwide Tour members looking to move up. Also, Tiger’s brother speaks out, we recap the 2010 Ryder Cup, and peruse the rest of the weekends events. Read on!
If you want your caddy to have a seat, make the Tour Championship!
Hello golf fans and welcome to yet another Hittin’ the Links. Can you feel the excitement? We are just days away from the opening of the 2010 Ryder Cup matches. I don’t know about the rest of you but there is just something special about watching match play golf.
In this edition of HTL we begin with a look at who will be flying commercial to the Ryder Cup, find out how to become a pressure player, and check out an ex-major leaguer who is pretty salter on the links as well. Also, we peruse the Ryder Cup website, investigate why there is no live golf on Saturday, and do a wrap-up of the week’s events. Read on!
Hunter Haas is headed to the PGA Tour, we have Jim Nantz’s greatest hits, and whose grandfather designed the U.S. Ryder Cup uniforms?
Hello golf fans and welcome to Hittin’ the Links. It was a slow week for golf due to no PGA Tour event, but there were still a few gems put forth by golf writers this week. I hate to harp, but you really have to check out the uniforms for the U.S. Ryder Cup team in our first link. Some of the older fellows on the team might not look too ridiculous, but the younger contingent might revolt completely. I can hardly wait to see Ricky Fowler in a purple cardigan and gray pinstriped slacks, classic!
Anyway, in this newest volume of HTL we begin with the Ryder Cup uniform, see why people are still talking about Tiger and the FedEx Cup, and peruse what is going on in the college ranks. Also on tap, we investigate a tough junior golf decision, investigate how Lee Westwood is getting along, and take a peek at Jim Nantz’s greatest hits. Read on!
The most fan friendly Tour players, Tiger’s redoing his swing (again), and the PGA Tour is looking for sponsors
Good Day Sand Trappers and welcome to another installment of Hittin’ the Links.
So, Tiger is going to miss the Tour Championship… what will golf do? Well, relax people, golf will be fine. I have no doubt after a little swing tweaking with the new coach Tiger will be back as good as ever, maybe even in time for the Ryder Cup.
In this newest edition of HTL we begin with a look at the Tour’s most fan friendly players, check into Tiger’s newest swing overhaul, and watch Will Ferrell imitate Phil Mickelson. Also on tap, we investigate why Monty is delighted to face Tiger, make some date suggestions for Tiger during the Ryder Cup, and do a wrap-up of some of the weeks events. Read on!
The forged blade of hybrid clubs is here, not that that’s a bad thing
When I think of Mizuno Golf the first thing that comes to mind is a forged iron. Mizuno for years has been manufacturing forged irons that are among the very best in the golf industry. I personally played a set of MP-32s that remain one of my very favorite sets to this day. In more recent years they have even successfully gone after the higher handicap player with the MX line of game improvement irons.
That being said, I have never been a real fan of their line of woods. Even their Tour players have rarely played their woods and almost never played their drivers, a trend that continues to this day. So when I heard I would be receiving one of their new MP-CLK Hybrids I was anxious to try it to find out if it was more like their world class irons or their often unsuccessful woods.
