We are three quarters of the way through the 2012 Major Championships, with the British OPen concluding this past Sunday. It was Ernie Els who bested the field, though at the expense of Adam Scott, who blew a four-shot lead with four holes to play.
Now, the chapter shifters from England, back across the Atlantic to Canada, for the playing of the 2012 RBC Canadian Open. Continue reading
Tiger Woods is back. Tiger Woods still has a long way to go. Tiger Woods is going to win the next Major. Tiger Woods blew a Major lead. Tiger Woods is not going to win another major.
Any of these sound familiar? Continue reading
If ever there were a place for a golfer to feel comfortable of late, it would have to be Steve Stricker at TPC Deere run for the playing of the John Deere Classic. After all, another golfer hasn’t won this tournament since back in 2008.
Stricker headlines the field this week at the 2012 John Deere Classic, looking for his fourth-straight victory at the tournament. Continue reading
Tiger Woods is back, and it doesn’t matter what anyone else is saying. The man has won three tournaments this season, two of which have come in the last 30 days. And for the critics who say he has to win a Major, I say just wait. He will.
But first, we have the 2012 Greenbrier Classic this week, for which Woods is playing in coming off of the win at the AT&T National on Sunday. Continue reading
Congressional Country Club is one of the premiere golf courses in the United States, and the PGA Tour moves to this venue this week for the playing of the AT&T National.
Tiger Woods is the big header coming into the week, but not just to win the tournament. Actually, AT&T National is a big week for Woods and his charity, the Tiger Woods Foundation. So you can bet Woods will be very prevalent around these Congressional grounds. Continue reading
Webb Simpson enters his first tournament with the title “U.S Open Champion” to his name, just days after capturing the year’s second Major Championship at Olympic Club on Sunday.
There isn’t much down time though, with play getting underway on Thursday from TPC River Highlands in Connecticut for the playing of the 2012 Travelers Championship. Continue reading
Tiger Woods has a history of playing well at Jack’s course, and through two rounds of the 2012 Memorial Tournament he was again at the top of the lead.
Woods entered Saturday’s round tied for the lead and in the second-to-last grouping going out in the windy conditions.
It made for some very difficult scoring. Continue reading
The PGA Tour sets the stage for one of their premiere events on the schedule, with the 2012 Memorial Tournament hosted by Jack Nicklaus from Muirfield Village Golf Club.
All of the big guns will be in the field, including Luke Donald. Donald just grabbed the No.1 ranking in the world back from Rory McIlroy after the win at the BMW Championship on the European Tour last week. Continue reading
The Crowne Plaza Invitational this week on the PGA Tour might not be the most popular event of the season, but here are plenty of top notch players in the field.
That includes each of the last three winners of the last three events this year.
Rickie Fowler won his first PGA Tour event at Quail Hollow at the Wells Fargo Championship. Then the week following, Matt Kuchar broke through with the biggest win in his career by claiming the Players Championship. And finally last week Jason Dufner claimed his second PGA tour title of the year with a birdie on the final hole at the Byron Nelson Championship. Continue reading
We are less than a month away from the second Major Championship of the season, and with each progressing tournament, the odds are becoming more and more clear as to who are the favorites to win the 2012 U.S. Open.
And with his win on Sunday at the Byron Nelson Classic, we should all be taking a hard look at Jason Dufner, who is having arguably the best year of any player on the PGA Tour. Continue reading