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Sunday at Merion Golf Club was supposed to belong to Phil Mickelson. It was his birthday, Father’s Day and his best opportunity in years to win that elusive U.S. Open championship. Problem is no one told Justin Rose. Not only did the talented but once-underachieving Englishman win his first-ever major championship Sunday in the 2013 U.S. Open, he did it by besting third-round leader Mickelson,...
Published: June 16, 2013
The USGA claims it sets up the U.S. Open every year to identify the best golfer in the world. At Merion Golf Club this week, the organization is doing an even better job of highlighting the best golfers in the world without a major championship to their credit. At the close of Saturday’s grueling third round of the 2013 U.S. Open, only two golfers among the top 15 players within six shots of...
Published: June 8, 2013
Rafael Nadal is a fantastic tennis player by any measure and on any surface. But on clay, especially the red clay of Roland Garros, he is the most dominant the sport has ever seen. His record seven French Open championships and his performance at Roland Garros over the past two weeks—which has him poised for his record eighth title on Sunday—absolutely testify to that fact. Nadal was built...
Published: June 5, 2013
Rory McIlroy is only 24 years old, already owns two major championships and possesses a talent level that is off the charts, so a fairly significant dip in performance over the past six months isn’t anything to really worry about, right? Wrong. When McIlroy made his much-publicized switch to Nike this past January, he was not only the reigning PGA Champion but also the world No. 1 and by...
Published: June 3, 2013
If Tiger Woods can’t manage to win a major championship in his remaining three tries this summer, his quest for 19 career major titles is going to be challenged at best. If he can’t win one in the next calendar year, it’s going to be nearly impossible. Indeed, the sands of time are starting to run thin on Tiger Woods’ passionate pursuit of Jack Nicklaus’ career major mark....
Published: June 3, 2013
In the months leading up to the Memorial Tournament, Tiger Woods was by far the most dominant golfer on the planet. During the four days of Jack Nicklaus’ annual event, however, he looked like one of the worst professionals at Muirfield Village. The pressing question now is which Tiger will show up at Merion Golf Club for the 2013 U.S. Open a little less than two weeks from now. Will...
Published: June 2, 2013
It’s just a matter of time until Matt Kuchar wins a major championship, and considering the way he’s played this weekend at the Memorial Tournament, that time might just come two weeks from now at Merion Golf Club, site of the 2013 U.S. Open. In fact, this side of Tiger Woods, Kuchar might be as good a bet as any to win at Merion, both because his game and psyche are tailored-made for a...
Published: May 31, 2013
After spending the past two weeks embroiled in controversy largely because of someone else’s making, the focus for Tiger Woods is back on golf—exactly where the world’s top-ranked player wants it and needs it. Tiger’s one-under 71 in the opening round of the Memorial Tournament, which left him six shots behind Charl Schwartzel, was his first appearance since the once-private...
Published: May 28, 2013
Tiger Woods is going to win The Memorial Tournament. Count it. Mark it down. Bet on it. Jack Nicklaus’ annual PGA Tour event tees off Thursday, and we’re taking the world’s top golfer to dominate Muirfield Village and offering up the field against him without a second thought. It’s not because the field isn’t loaded with exceptional talent; it is. It’s...
Published: May 26, 2013
Ah, the one big thing, the very question that must be answered for a singular goal to be accomplished. Every golfer has it, and the truly special ones are completely focused on answering it. For the game’s elite, that challenge can be as significant as winning a first major or finding their way back to repeating previous glory. For others, its the quest to fix something gone wrong or to...