Pitch and Putt: Top Five Par Three Holes In Golf

This past Father’s Day was the greatest Father’s Day of my life. I don’t have a son or a daughter. I didn’t shoot 29 on the front nine, and I didn’t record an eagle, birdie, or par. My drives were inaccurate. My putting was atrocious, but none of that mattered. Because I was blessed with the opportunity to play nine holes with my brother and father. We weren’t... 

U.S. Open Golf 2010: The Curtain Closes on Golf’s Biggest Stage

The scene was set for Dustin Johnson to pick up his first major yesterday. He was playing well, he’s already won three times on tour (twice on this course), he had a comfortable lead, and he’s been there in majors before. Everything truly seemed to be going his way. Yet what we saw yesterday wasn’t a pleasant, solid victory round from the young South Carolinian. Rather what we saw... 

Roger Federer Pushed To Five Sets at Wimbledon: But Who’s Alejandro Falla?

Tennis fans better start learning how to pronounce the name of Alejandro Falla, because the 26-year-old Colombian almost pulled off one of the greatest Wimbledon upsets of all time on Monday afternoon, when he took defending champion and No. 1 seed Roger Federer to five sets. The bigger tennis fans among you will know Falla from his Davis Cup successes over the years, but those who only follow tennis... 

Wimbledon 2010: Wimbledon Could Use a Dose of John McEnroe About Now

Call me crazy, which I’m sure some will, but when Wimbledon rolls around every summer I find myself missing John McEnroe. I’m not sure why this longing is so acute at Wimbledon. I also feel it, to a slightly lesser extent, at the U.S. Open. But, it is at the All England Club that the nostalgia really creeps in and a little sadness overtakes me. Four of McEnroe’s major wins... 

Golf Equipment Roundup

We all know those moments. The moments where you tip toe away from your wife’s watching eye, duck for cover in the nearest golf store and—for a few precious moments—savor all the newest technology the golf industry has to offer. All of a sudden, out of the corner of your eye, you spot a club so perfect that the question becomes not whether you should buy it, but rather how... 

Wimbledon 2010: 10 Guys Who Could Finish What Falla Started vs. Roger Federer

Just because Federer won today does not mean that he is going to easy to get back to the finals. He has a lot of work left to accomplish and a lot more tough competition to face. A mixture of up and coming elites and and some proven studs will stand in his way, who are some of those guys that can get the job done that Alejandro Falla could not? Begin Slideshow  Read More →

2010 U.S. Open: The Monterey Massacre

The carnage began with Dustin Johnson and quickly spread like a virus throughout the entire field. Not to sound overly harsh, but what we witnessed on Sunday evening was nothing short of the worst collective display of golf we will ever see from some of the best players on the face of the planet. After 54-hole leader Dustin Johnson had hemorrhaged six strokes to the field by the fourth hole, The... 

2010 Wimbledon Live Blog: Federer, Roddick On Tap As Wimbledon Gets Under Way

3:12 pm: Just to give an update on what has been going on today… Federer wins in five after dropping the first two sets to Alejandro Falla. Roddick, Dent, Perry Evans, Fish, and Oudin, all win. Davydenko came back from two sets down to win 9-7 in the fifth. Henin and Clijsters take the first step and Venus is on her way. Djokovic is looking bad against Olivier Rochus.   11:27 am: Alas it’s... 

Graeme McDowell Gets First PGA Tour Win in 2010 U.S. Open

What better way to take a Sunday afternoon stroll with your golf clubs, your caddy, and a few thousand new friends, than Pebble Beach? Okay, so it was not just any Sunday afternoon stroll; it was the final group of the final round of the U.S. Open. A golf tournament no European had won since 1970. Graeme McDowell changed all of that on Sunday. You would think the way he navigated those cliffs in the... 

Wimbledon 2010: A Match By Match Prediction For the Entire Mens Draw

  One usually associates filling out a draw with the NCAA tournament, however, for the purposes of tennis, this projection will be strictly Wimbledon. Here is a prediction of the entire mens tournament.   FIRST ROUND:    Roger Federer (1) — SUI vs. Alejandro Falla — COL … The winner will probably be Federer. Although Falla is an experienced and decent all around... 

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