With March Madness still very much in the air, one of my first semester classmates is doing a Masters Tournament pool. There are a total of seven categories or brackets. The winner of the pool will be determined by the total money earned by the players picked. My Golf Fundamentals class thinks four players have the best […]

For our final Skills Development session of the semester, we were back out at Bear Creek in Chandler to practice what we learned in Mechanics of the Short Game about scoring wedges. Your scoring wedges are the shots you hit inside 100 yards. Right now, I’m reading Dave Pelz’s Short Game Bible. He recommends using the

A: Each team consists of five players organized by handicap. The No. 1s, No. 2s, No. 3s, No. 4s, and No. 5s from each team play together. The four best individual gross scores for each team count towards the team score.

Go back in time. The year is 1986, and Jack Nicklaus is well into the back nine of his illustrious career. Nicklaus played in his first Masters Tournament as a 19-year-old amateur back in 1959. But that was 27 years ago now. At age 46, Nicklaus is a legend seemingly caught between waves of golfing generations. Former