Phil Mickelson Is the Most Beloved Player on Tour, and for Good Reason

I read an article recently that Phil Mickelson was hoping that Seve Ballesteros would make it to this year’s Masters. As you may have heard, Ballesteros, the two-time Masters champion and emotional leader of the European contingent at every Ryder cup from 1983-1995, the captain of the European squad who won the Ryder Cup the first time it was ever played on continental Europe, was diagnosed with... 

Tiger Woods’s Fall from Grace: Can He Recover or Is the End Near?

Tiger Woods is the most dominating player of this generation on the PGA Tour. No argument can be made against that statement. When he is on his game, he is utterly unbeatable. The man won a U.S. Open, arguably the hardest golf tournament on earth, with a broken leg! How many other players would have even made the cut? As the saying goes, though, pride goeth before destruction. The events... 

Lightning in a Bottle: The Worst Players Who’ve Won a Golf Major

Five weeks from today, the Masters will be ending and another chapter in the history of major golf championships will be written. This is the first in a series of five articles leading up to the opening of the Masters, culminating with my pick for this year’s event. Winning one of golf’s major championships can change a player’s life. It can validate a great player’s status... 

Golf Loses a Television Legend, Frank Chirkinian Passes Away

Frank Chirkinian, the legendary CBS producer, passed away today at the age of 84, and golf fans the world over owe him their respect and heartfelt thanks. For nearly 40 years, Chirkinian produced the Masters telecast for CBS.  Nicknamed “The Ayatollah,” a nickname he admitted to liking (“It beat being called Adolf.”), he is considered to be the father of televised golf.... 

Woods, Mickelson, Westwood out of Accenture WGC Match Play and That’s Okay

Tiger Woods was eliminated yesterday when he blasted a 3-wood into the Arizona desert and lost to Thomas Bjorn in the first round of the WGC World Match Play event. That was after Woods made a putt on the 18th to extend the match to an extra hole. It turned out that putt only delayed the inevitable. Phil Mickelson was pummeled by Rickie Fowler today, 6 and 5. Phil was 1-up after three holes.... 

February Madness! A Look at Some Possible Matches in The Accenture Match Play

Bracket fever! I’m in the grips of bracket fever! A lot of people love betting on the brackets and I am one of them. I can’t wait for some of the intriguing match-ups. From what I understand, there is some other tournament that is going on in March. I remember reading about it somewhere, but I can’t remember what’s going on. The “bracketology” I’m talking about... 

Jim Gray Gone Wild: From Pete Rose to Dustin Johnson

I watch a lot of sports. If you are reading this article, chances are you do too. If you have watched just about any sporting event over the last 30 years, be it on NBC, CBS, ESPN or the Golf Channel, you have seen him. He has covered Super Bowls and World Series, NBA Finals and NCAA Final Fours, The Masters and the Olympics. Jim Gray has been a fixture in the American sporting scene for years.... 

PGA Tour Visits Pebble Beach: 10 Things To Love About Golf

Since the 15th century, when Scottish shepherds first smacked rocks around the sandy links land next to the seas, golf has been a game for the masses. From kings to paupers, people the world over play this wonderful game. The PGA Tour returns to Pebble Beach for one of the classic tournaments on tour, the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro—Am. This tournament, which has been contested on this... 

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