The announcement today of a brand new team golf league created by Tiger Woods and Rory Mcllroy puts a number of pieces into place surrounding the professional golf world. The TGL is an indoor stadium league that brings technology to the forefront with what looks to be fully simulated rounds of golf played in teams. This new format is a revolutionary addition to professional golf … Continue reading TGL: The Next Chapter in Pro Golf
The LIV Golf tour has its newest member. The broadcast team was bolstered by the addition of David Feherty a fantastic character in the golf world that has been with NBC for the last number of years. “Feherty” Feherty has been a television golf analyst since the late 90s in various capacities but really showed his personality when he started his weekly talk show “Feherty” … Continue reading David Feherty Makes Sense For LIV Golf
The LIV Golf Invitational Series has caused a lot of strife since its inception. The face of the organization is Greg Norman, a guy who made few friends in his time near the top of professional golf, and the backing comes from the Saudi Public Investment Fund. The former isn’t as big a deal for people as the latter. Money, Money, Money The Saudi fund … Continue reading Is LIV Pushing Golf Forward?
Tiger Woods is without a doubt the best golfer of his time and arguably the best to ever play the game. His success is completely unprecedented and to put it bluntly, we will never see it repeated again. The Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR) began in 1986 in conjunction with all of the major professional golf tours in the world. Since then, there have been … Continue reading Tiger’s Dominance Will Never Be Repeated
The latest episode of Sports History 101 is now available on your favorite platform! Slammin’ Sam Snead was a country boy from Virginia who had the smoothest swing on the PGA Tour and could hit the ball a mile for decades. Snead not only set course and tournament records left and right, he was so dominant for so long that he amassed over 165 professional … Continue reading Sports History 101, E010: Slammin’ Sam Snead
The latest episode of Sports History 101 is ready for listening on your favorite platform! Nancy Lopez took the LPGA by storm as a rookie in 1978 and quickly became the face of women’s golf with her dominant play and fantastic personality. To this day she is one of the most prominent female athletes in the sports landscape, supporting charities and advocating for underserved groups. … Continue reading Sports History 101, E007: Nancy Lopez
It is often that you turn on a PGA Tour tournament and see Bryson DeChambeau throwing a tantrum over something that he did wrong and refuses to believe. In the beginning, it was easy to brush off as a one-off reaction that came out of frustration but as time goes on, DeChambeau has become unwatchable. His newfound distance off the tee is completely lost behind … Continue reading DeChambeau’s Petulance is Unwatchable
Collin Morikawa and Justin Thomas played stellar golf in the final round of the Workday Open at Muirfield Village Golf Club, ending tied through 72 holes and battling for three playoff holes before Morikawa emerged victorious. The two players were at the top of their games, making fantastic approach shots and sinking long winding putts, but nearly everyone missed it. As is customary with PGA … Continue reading CBS Made Huge Mistake With Final Round of Workday Open
The pandemic has put the world on hold for the last four months including the entire realm of sports. The only sport that has come back in full swing in that time has been the PGA Tour and they have done a great job in handling the situation in full, despite a few inevitable positive tests. The test of an organizations preparedness is upheld with … Continue reading PGA Tour is Setting Example With COVID-19 Handling
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