08-02-17
The final WGC event of the 2016-17 season returns to its normal place on the calendar and to the same course for the 18th time in 19 years.
Big-boy event with a 76-player field plus some weather issues doesn’t change my theory this week: a premium player will win.
08-01-17
Most of the world’s best are in Akron, Ohio, this week for the final WGC event of the year.
Firestone South has hosted 18 of the last 19 WGC-BI and is loved by the big players.
Find out why below!
07-26-17
Options this week are a bit more limited than last week at the third major of the year.
This week you’ll need to mix a bit of “sure thing” with a dash of “let’s hope” and well, get lucky!
That’s the challenge of a skinny field!
OMG GET THIS MAN AWAY FROM THE ICE
07-26-17
There’s a hockey rink.
Tee box markers are hockey masks.
A zamboni.
Yep, must be a golf tournament in Canada!
07-26-17
Like the Jefferson’s last week, I was movin’ on up!
This week playing defense might be more important than a good offense.
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07-26-17
With almost all of the big boys spent earlier in the season, I have an executive decision to make.
Don’t forget though a Canadian hasn’t won this tournament since 1954 when Pat Fletcher lifted the trophy.
07-26-17
It’s back to Glen Abbey Golf Club for the third year in a row and fourth time since 2013.
Jhonattan Vegas defends his title but his recent form suggests gamers should take a deeper look.
07-19-17
The pomp and circumstance, the weather, the Champion Golfer, the venues, the early morning start, the early afternoon Sunday finish…
These are some of my favorite things!
Speaking of favorites…
07-19-17
The third major of the season is on the line at the links of Royal Birkdale.
Big shift in strategy this week as the PGA Tour game will use SCORING ONLY for The Open Championship.
07-19-17
There’s plenty of value to sort through this week.
You better find guys who excel in these conditions and have been there and done that.
Royal Birkdale and The Open isn’t time to “hope”, folks.
Glass Houses 