The PGA Championship is a little over a week away. This weekend the Tour heads from Washington D.C. to Dallas, Texas, for the 2022 AT&T Byron Nelson. Won last year by K.H. Lee, the event will be held at TPC Craig Ranch for the second season in a row. A Tom Weiskopf designed course; it […]
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This $7 million event dates back to 1983 and was the sight of the first PGA Tour victory for Tiger Woods, in 1996. The winner of the 2021 Shriners Children’s Open in Las Vegas will collect $1.26 million from a total purse of $7 million. Lanto Griffin turns heads as he climbs his way into
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The final major of the 2021 PGA Tour season, here are five best bets for the 2021 Open Championship. Hosted at Royal St Georges Golf Club in the United Kingdom this year, look for the longest and most accurate players off the tee in the field to be rewarded. Known for the different humps and
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Remaining just a few weeks away from the second major championship of the PGA Tour season, this weekend we take a look at five names to watch at the 2021 Wells Fargo Championship. Won by young up-and-comer Max Homa a year ago, four of the five top golfers in the world are scheduled to be
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During this week’s golf tournament, there were a few golfers who had to withdraw due to injury. Let’s take a look at who and what is left for their season.
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This weekend is the third major of the PGA tour of 2019, the US Open. As a talented group of veteran golfers, as well as younger talent, arrive. Who will win?
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I am a writer and even I couldn’t have written it a story book better. An amazing year of PGA golf has ended with two of the most talented players standing tall. One from England, one from the United States, both with almost the same amount of time as a professional. And most importantly, both
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Even though this year according to the Chinese calendar, 2018 is the year of the dog. Looking over this year’s PGA schedule, in a strange way, it could be called the year of the tiger. I am talking about Tiger Woods of course, and even though he has had other years with a lot more
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No matter the sport, there are veteran players who the fans can’t get enough of. However father time is not going anywhere and new blood needs to come in and be the next veteran. Of course all sports are a business and the fans need to be kept happy enough to watch. Let’s take a
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The memorial tournament, played the week after Memorial Day instead of the weekend of, is the next in line for the top PGA players to show off their skills. One of only five invitational tournaments in the year. As always there are focal points that are ripe for discussion so let’s go over them. THE
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