On a day when no one approached his first-round 66, Lonnie Nielsen showed that he might be poised to step up a level on the Champions Tour. After an opening-round 66, the question mark was preceded by the thought: can he hold up? After three consecuti… more »

I think that Peter Uihlein, recently-crowned AJGA player of the year, must be related to Titleist boss Wally Uihlein. The last name kind of gives it away. Does Peter play Nike or Taylor-Made equipment? Ping? I think that geometry somehow could ha… more »

"My whole point is where do we draw the line?" Van de Velde asked, and called the rule change a farce. "If we accept that women can enter our tournaments, then it applies that men can play with women," he said. The commercial playing the hole with… more »

A year ago, I sat dejectedly in front of this screen. My old pro had finished 35th on the Champions Tour money list, 35th IN THE OLD GUYS' WORLD, and had failed to retain his card. Lonnie Nielsen had spent the entire 2004 season with a complete exempt… more »

BamBam is obviously looking for a new playmate since Pebbles grew up. Problem is, he went about it the wrong way. Waited a day to tell the new girl on the block that she did something naughty. Unfortunately, he didn't tell her straight out, just went… more »

Why is it that the Champions Tour is the only collection of professional golfers that has yet to produce a sub-60 score? I'm watching Morris Hatalsky as he turns in -6, then birdies his tenth hole to go -7, and pondering this notion. Annika has her 59,… more »

We love to think, I've been there before; we love to take foreign expressions and tinker with them, and we hate facing our demons. While competing in the high-pressure arena of the western New York Public Links Golf Association's two-man scratch scram… more »

This week the little boys (Nationwide Tour) make their annual stop at the Gila River Invitational. Ain't no cooler name on the PGA Tour, let me tell you. Ranks right up there with other, mad tight sponsorships on the second tour, like Jacob's Creek, Pa… more »