Posted in General on Oct 5th, 2010
The cleaning crew from the Celtic Manor probably hasn’t even finished mopping up and taking all the trash out, but the chatter for who the next team captains should be has already started. After this heartbreaking loss, Americans are out for blood at Medinah. At least the fans are! From reading various posts earlier today U.S. [...]
Posted in General on Oct 4th, 2010
Ok now that we’ve all had a little bit of time to digest this and the heartbreaking loss that the U.S. suffered earlier today, I thought I’d put together a punch list of my observations from the 2010 Ryder Cup. In no particular order, just some things that crossed my mind while watching.
Until earlier today’s [...]
Posted in General on Sep 16th, 2010
The Ryder Cup is just about two weeks away and I think the majority of us would potentially rather skip right over the season ending “playoffs” and get right to the bi-annual golf slugfest. The American’s are riding high after the victory two years ago under Captain Paul Azinger, and anxiously look to defend their [...]
Posted in General on Sep 7th, 2010
The other day I made a post about who I thought the four selections should be, and alternatively who I thought Corey Pavin would actually select. In the end there was really only one difference on both lists. That being I left Tiger off, and I figured Pavin would pick him. Pavin ended up picking [...]
Posted in General on Sep 6th, 2010
I’ve gone back and forth with this over the past few weeks. Just as much as Tiger’s game has been up and down in fact. One round he shows flashes of the old Tiger brilliance, then he plays average ho-hum golf. When I made my pitch for who I would pick, I left him off. [...]
Posted in General on Aug 29th, 2010
Lets face it, Colin Montgomerie has never been one to do things the conventional way. Always the news maker, he decided to keep with that theme today and announced his Captain’s picks for the European Ryder Cup team in the middle of the final round at The Barclays.
Both the European and the U.S. teams had [...]
Posted in General on Aug 23rd, 2010
Yesterday Arjun Atwal became the first Indian-born player to ever win a tournament on the PGA Tour. He also became the first Monday qualifier to win a tournament in 24 years, when in 1986 Fred Wadworth won the Southern Open. On a side note, when Wadworth won his tournament he took home a check for [...]
Today Paul Goydos joined an illustrious club. He became only the 4th person in PGA history to record a 59 in a competitive round. And it couldn’t have happened to a nicer and funnier guy. Goydos joins David Duval (1999), Al Geiberger (1977), and Chip Beck (1991), as the only people to have shot 59.
Goydos [...]
