Not a law firm, not a nursery rhyme. Good to see Zach Johnson return to the winners’ circle. Check out the runners-up: Charlie Wi, Mark Wilson and Tim Wilkinson. What are the odds that all three would begin with “Wi” and that Wilson and Wil(kin)son would have eerily similar names? Spooky, huh? full post »

A fellow from middle America decided to go on a quest a decade ago. He completed the quest by playing America’s Top 100 golf courses. He then decided to sit down and write a book about his travels. Larry Berle dedicates 90 percent of the book to an anecdote-and-vignette approach to golf course review. He doesn’t go into tremendous architectural detail on every course, although he has a penchant for touching on important elements that might be overlooked by the average golfer. I read and contribute to a forum for architecture called Golf Club Atlas. There ... full post »

Very quickly, let us break it down. Tag Ridings played the 18th at Atunyote (Turning Stone Championship) perfectly for two shots. He had a pitching wedge left and pulled it slightly. Left with about 35 feet for birdie, he calmly three-whacked for bogey. Guess what? Even the pros do it! Unfortunately for Tag, he had no more holes on which to make amends and goes into the Sunday final round in a tie with Chuck Howell Cubed. Lesson learned is let it go. Even the best make mistakes and so shall we. full post »

Have at these: Azinger decided that losing Ryder Cup experience was no benefit. Azinger decided that rewarding players was less important than picking players who could cohesively bond to win the chalice. full post »

Quick one today, lasses and lads. Visit this link and check out the improvements to Shot Tracker on PGATour.Com. Absolutely stellar and righteous. Lovin’ it. full post »