The second round of the Masters is complete, and with it some very, very interesting happenings around Augusta National. Bubba Watson took full control of the Masters, hoping to win for the second time here in the last three years. His round was highlighted by five birdies in a row on his back nine, and […]
2014 Masters Day 1 Recap: Haas, Scott impressive early
April 11, 2014 by
One day is in the books at Augusta National and the 2014 Masters, and the day brought plenty of incredible rounds, some tough breaks for some of the top names and a leaderboard that is as stacked as one would expect. We take a second to recap all that happened on Thursday at the Masters. […]
Here are the Thursday and Friday featured groups for the 2014 Masters
April 10, 2014 by
The featured groups for the Masters online coverage have been announced, and while these groups have frustrated fans in the past (mostly because they hardly ever included Tiger Woods), I think the Masters did a good job with the 2014 pairings. On both Thursday and Friday, the featured groups will begin on Masters.com and CBSSports.com […]
The 10 biggest “What Ifs” of the 2014 Masters
April 8, 2014 by
The start of the Masters is now being counted in hours, and that means the questions get louder and louder about who will emerge from Augusta National victorious. While the champion is usually the story, there are always people that make late charges or choke on their own 6-irons that bring up plenty of stories […]
Your 2014 Waste Management Open Guide
January 27, 2014 by
For golfers, it’s the week where you might want to invest in some earbuds. For fans, it’s the biggest week of the year in any sport, and for people coming to Phoenix it’s a chance to experience one of the most incredible spectacles in all of sports come Thursday at TPC Scottsdale. The Waste Management […]
Ten things we hope happen in 2014
January 5, 2014 by
The golf media is a biased place. Sure, we’re supposed to sit around in the media room without a dog in the fight, but inside we are still fans hoping to see this happen or that go down. When Tom Watson lost the 2009 British Open, some described the interview room as funeral-like, and that […]
David Duval said he will step away from the game if he doesn’t produce in 2014
December 13, 2013 by
If there is a poster boy for just how cruel golf can be, it’s David Duval. The former No. 1 player in the world went from British Open champion to basic obscurity in a span of just a couple of seasons, randomly pinging our radar like he did at the 2009 U.S. Open where he […]
Tom Watson doesn’t want any captain’s picks for the 2014 Ryder Cup
September 25, 2013 by
The Ryder Cup format has changed many times over the years, with the number of captain’s picks varying depending on captain and team, but the 2014 American captain wishes he had zero picks and it was all based on qualification numbers. Tom Watson, who will be trying to bring the Cup back to the United […]
2014 Golf Variants, Kia Pro’ceed GT, Nismo Leaf, Focus Electric Fail, & Special Announcement!
February 26, 2013 by
Volkswagen has some new Golf versions including an Electric one and an R. Kia lets loose some images of its Pro_cee’d GT (name is still terrible though), Nissan thinks giving the Leaf some Nismo’ness is a good idea, and Fords Focus Electric isn’t doing well, at all. Plus, an overzealous racer hits the throttle a […]
Paul McGinley will be the 2014 European Ryder Cup captain
January 16, 2013 by
In news that may only be shocking to family members of Colin Montgomerie, Paul McGinley has been named the 2014 European Ryder Cup captain. McGinley was named the captain over Montgomerie on Tuesday after numerous European Ryder Cuppers dropped tweets with support for the Irishman. The most supportive probably was Rory McIlroy, who dropped this […]
