The second Major of 2019 commences tomorrow and I am excited to see how the professions are going to react to the new schedule of front loading the new season with Majors. All the top players are aware of beast the resides within New York’s Bethpage Black course and will take nothing for granted. With the top players all in attendance (except Justin Thomas), it can be anyone’s tournament; even Jordan Spieth!
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Winning Golf Tournaments Is About Who is Hot and Who is Not
We spend hours honing our golf skills. The very dedicated players will hit the gym, range, and course on the same day. It becomes a life style that produces winning results, or does it? I recently concluded that winning a professional golf tournament boils down to who is play great golf for a period of 4 days. Occasionally, a player will win two weeks in a row, but then go quiet for a while. It is impossible to sustain a winning form for longer, the days of dominant players like Tiger Woods or Vijay Singh are over. Continue reading
Winning a Jordan Spieth Hat
Do you enter golf contests? I always do and over the years I consider myself fairly lucky. For the most part, I think most contests are legit, but from time to time, the contest turns out to be a bust.
Well, not in this case because Pete Pappas is true to his word and I am the proud owner of a Jordan Spieth hat. Here is a link to his give away contest. Continue reading
The Masters – A Disappointing Day 1
Were you disappointed with Day 1 of the 2018 Masters? Was the thrill of stellar play felt throughout the day as you watched Augusta National give and take away strokes at will? I watched Amen Corner for most of the day and did not see any exciting shots except for Freddie Couples holing his sand shot on the 12th. Is it me or were most of the players playing a bit conservative in order to stay in contention for the weekend. Everyone except for Sergio Garcia that is! Continue reading
Last Chance to Make The Masters
The Houston Open starts today and for some players, it is the last chance to make it to The Masters. Obviously, the winner will be given an invite and there are 19 categories by which a player can qualify for the first Major. The most important for the “bubble guys” is: Continue reading
The Grateful Golfer 