GOLF – THE INAUGURAL LIV GOLF INVITATIONAL KICKS OFF THIS WEEK

A new golf league is starting and as controversial as it may be, I'm excited about the future for it. And I think many players are as well. | June 8, 2022, 4:50pm ET

PGA – MY 2020 FRANKENGOLFER AND MASTERS 2021 PICKS

No golf fan is going to balk about having the Masters played again only after five months, especially not me. | April 8, 2021, 1:54pm ET

PGA – MY 2020 MASTERS PICKS

It may only be a coincidence that the postponed Masters week coincided with an announcement a Covid-19 vaccine had early success. Symbolic? | Nov 10, 2020, 2:48pm ET

PGA – MY 2019 FRANKENGOLFER

I've resurrected my annual blog again when I build the perfect golfer based on the prior year's stats. Bonus: Thoughts on the Coronavirus kicking sports to the curb. | March 13, 2020, 11:12am ET

PGA TOUR – A PREVIEW OF THE 2019 MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

It may be early to predict which players will win the PGA Tour's four majors this season, but I did it anyway. Who are your favorites? | Feb 22, 2019, 6:01pm ET

PGA – MY 2018 FRANKENGOLFER

It's time to crack open the vault... My Frankengolfer is emerging... He's part Rose, Stenson, Simpson and... | Jan 11, 2019, 11:07am ET

THE PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS HAS BECOME A ROAD OF REDEMPTION

It's inspiring to watch players who have struggled on the PGA Tour experience a rebirth later in their careers. What other pro sport offers that but golf? | July 13, 2018, 6:14pm ET

PGA – WOULD RORY MCILROY HAVE WON THE 2018 MASTERS WITH A VETERAN CADDY ON HIS BAG?

Is it time for McIlroy to reconsider using his best friend on his bag over a more seasoned veteran caddy to help him through the big moments? | April 13, 2018, 6:28pm ET

PGA – MY 2018 MASTERS PICKS

Take a look at who I think may be in the best position to win the Masters this week. | Apr 4, 2018, 7:55pm ET

PGA – MY 2017 FRANKENGOLFER

It's time for my 6th annual column in which I piece together the perfect PGA golfer in four areas of the game based on last year's stats. So, who did I come up with this year? | Jan 4, 2018, 6:58pm ET

PGA – IS A SHOT CLOCK COMING TO THE TOUR?

In 2018, the European Tour plans to experiment with the idea of a shot clock to address the slow pace-of-play problem permeating the sport. Will the PGA follow suit? | Oct 13, 2017, 12:27pm ET

I’M BACK FROM A SHORT 2017 SUMMER HIATUS

It's time for me to get back to work and talk about sports again. After a short summer break, I'll be rolling out the articles again just in time for the new College Football and NFL seasons. | July 25, 2017, 1:48pm ET

PGA – ALLOWING VIEWERS TO ACT AS REFEREES HAS GOT TO STOP

Here we go again. Another Tour event is marred by a weird penalty debacle caused by a viewer email. This time it involves America's best women's player. | April 14, 2017, 1:35pm ET

PGA – SERGIO GARCIA’S NEWFOUND CALMNESS & HIS FIRST MAJOR VICTORY

After going 0-73 in career starts, Spaniard Sergio Garcia finally got his first major win at the 2017 Masters. So what was the difference? An inner peace that never seemed to be there before. | April 10, 2017, 5:44pm ET

PGA – A PREVIEW OF THE 2017 MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

There seems to be an endless stream of talent emerging on the PGA Tour. With so many first-time winners in our midst, what will happen at the majors this season? | March 2, 2017, 1:32pm ET

PGA – SORTING OUT JUSTIN THOMAS’ HISTORIC RUN

Are we "witnessing the birth of another American superstar" in Justin Thomas? It's hard to fathom what he's done in the last several weeks. I'll sort it out in this column. | Jan 18, 2017, 6:06pm ET

PGA – MY 2016 FRANKENGOLFER

This is my 5th Annual Frankengolfer column, where I reveal who the best players were statistically from the previous season and piece them together into the ultimate PGA golfer. | Nov 15, 5:43pm ET

PGA – A LETTER TO NEW COMMISSIONER MONAHAN

The first thing that came to my mind when I heard the PGA was hiring a new commissioner, was to put down in writing all of the issues I would discuss with him if I had the opportunity. | Nov 8, 5:04pm ET

PGA – RENEWED DEBATE: WHO’S ON MY MOUNT RUSHMORE OF GOLF

I’ve seen several theories as to which players should be on golfing's version of an imaginary Mount Rushmore, but I’ve never found any that includes all four of the icons I’ve chosen. | Oct 5, 8:34pm ET

PGA – REACTION TO THE INCENDIARY ARTICLE BY P.J. WILLETT

I am in the camp that thinks P.J. Willett went too far with his insults about American golfers and their fans this week. | Oct 1, 3:03pm ET

PGA – MCILROY SALVAGES SEASON WITH FEDEXCUP WIN

An advantage of winning the FedExCup and one that seems to now be motivating players is that it can help salvage an otherwise disappointing season. | Sept 26, 5:46pm ET

PGA – DO FANS CARE ABOUT THE FEDEXCUP?

Who cares most about the FedExCup Playoffs? The PGA Tour? The Players? The fans? If you answered the PGA Tour - You’re probably right. | Sept 16, 5:37pm ET

PGA – FORMER PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: Cary Middlecoff

This article is the first in a new series about former athletes that have been forgotten but have left their mark on the sport they played. | June 4, 3:27pm ET

PGA – BUBBA WATSON’S EARLY RETIREMENT COULD BE BAD FOR RATINGS

Bubba Watson recently said he would walk away from pro golf if he reached the World's #1 ranking. But, if he did leave golf anytime soon, it would be a blow for ratings. | Dec 18, 2015 5:36pm ET

PGA – HAS RICKIE FOWLER REACHED HIS CAREER MAX POTENTIAL?

Fowler had a breakout year in 2015 but yet he still couldn't win a major. Perhaps it's time he focus on mental strength and maturity to kick it up another notch. | Dec 16, 2015 5:01pm ET

PGA – MY 2015 FRANKENGOLFER

It's my 4th annual Frankengolfer column. See who I chose to be in the four major areas of the sport based on the statistics. | Dec 14, 2015 @ 7:37pm ET

PGA – HOW TO BRING BACK THE FANS

I suggest some non-customary amusing variations of the game to bring more interest for the fans. For ex - What if caddies are mandated to tee off for their pros on 1 hole before the cut? | Sep 15, 2015 @ 6:06pm ET

PGA – FINAL WORD ON THE US OPEN 2015 AT CHAMBERS BAY

On Friday, I published an article outlining my gut feeling that the USGA’s decision to hold this year’s US Open at Chambers Bay would backfire. Unfortunately, there was much evidence to support that premonition over the weekend. First, the course continued to look worse for tv viewers as the fescue dried out and ...

PGA – CHAMBERS BAY: IS THE EXPERIMENT BACKFIRING?

It’s been widely reported in the weeks leading up to this year’s US Open that many players have publicly complained about the golf course chosen for this, our 115th national championship. Dubbed “Chambers Bay”, it is an 8-yr old public man-made links style golf course founded on a former gravel quarry on the ...

PGA – CADDIES SUE OVER BIB COMPENSATION & MISTREATMENT

As a fan of the PGA Tour, I’ve always assumed that caddies who work for pro golfers in this modern era were well taken care of. After all, according to the Association of Pro Tour Caddies website, they receive a decent salary ($1200-$3000/week), and get a cut of the golfer’s winnings to boot (5-9% of the purse; 10% ...