AUGUSTA, GA – The 89th Masters begins tomorrow morning when Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and Tom Watson strike their ceremonial tee shots. Fred Ridley will announce the start of the year’s first major championship and in one singular moment everyone tightly (or loosely) connected to this wonderful game will all ask me the same exact question, “Hey Keith, who is going to win The Masters?”
Wedged in-between the Memorial and US Open, we find The RBC Canadian Open. For back-to-back weeks, we will crown a national champion. One of the oldest events in golf, this tournament has a 117-year history. Oakdale Golf and Country Club becomes the thirty-seventh course to host Canada’s national championship. A private club nestled in the suburban area…
Waiting for the 123rd United States Open to begin at Los Angeles Country Club is like being Dorothy about to open the front door for the first time in Oz. There are many wonderful major championship venues in the world, but few share the visual ensemble of George Thomas’s creation. The North Course will host…
I love THE PLAYERS. A unique course, kept in magnificent condition that tests the intellect as much as one’s trajectory. Oddly enough, the fifty-first version of golf’s fifth major created a couple of interesting storylines heading into the TGL semifinals. Let’s start with The Bay Golf Club. Wyndham withdrew, Ludvig missed the cut, and Shane…
Less than 24 hours after the completion of the 123rd US Open, we are in Cromwell, Connecticut getting ready for another designated PGA TOUR stop. The Travelers Championship has been hosted by TPC River Highlands since 1984. The Pete Dye design is not only located on the opposite coast, but it will feel like another planet to…
One last stop on the Florida swing; the Valspar Championship. A field of 156 players are signed up to compete for $8.4 million dollars. The top 65 and ties get to play the weekend and will have a chance to take home the copperhead trophy and $1.5 million dollars for first place. The Tampa Bay Classic…
The FedEx Cup Fall has just three weeks remaining. This eight event sprint to qualify for 2025 TOUR cards takes us to Los Cabos, Mexico. For the second year in a row, the World Wide Technology Championship will be contested at El Cardonal at Diamante. Designed by Tiger Woods in 2014, this seaside setting allowed record scoring…
