After railing against the USGA’s regrettable handling of both the Men’s and Women’s U.S. Open Championships earlier this summer, today I have to give it some credit. On Thursday, the USGA (in conjunction with the R&A) announced a new local rule removing the penalty for “the accidental movement of a ball or a ball marker on […]
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Earlier this summer, I was nominated to be a Callaway Advocate at La Paloma. What that means is that in addition to being an ambassador for the Callaway brand, I’m also trained on the features and benefits Callaway products provide. I help inform people about the products that will benefit their performance and enjoyment of the
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Tiger Woods may not have won the Hero World Challenge, but playing four consecutive rounds and posting a total score under par should be considered a victory. His 65 in Round 2 Friday also really showed me something.
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The United States Golf Association (USGA) did not have a great summer, to say the least. As I wrote a few months ago back in July, after-the-fact rulings nearly derailed two really exciting major championships in the Men’s and Women’s U.S. Open Championships. While I think the USGA means well, I also think that sometimes it
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