Golf

Remembering the 1966 Super Bowl of Golf

Let’s face it — there aren’t many comparisons between golf and football. In fact, you could argue that the two sports couldn’t be more opposite. However, thanks to the Waste

Facing the pressure in sports

Pressure is good for an athlete.  For those who become truly great at their chosen sport, learning how to handle the pressure of a big moment can be all that

Golfers have forgotten the math

Certain elements of the game of golf have gotten easier from when I was learning the game as a young kid. Equipment has gotten better, and golf balls now travel

Out of the Bunker: Playing in the rain

Do you enjoy playing in the rain? I know my kids enjoy it. Splashing through puddles and feeling the rain hit your face are just a couple of reasons they

What a year 2018 will be

I don’t recall being more excited about an upcoming year on the PGA Tour than I am for 2018. It is going to be epic. The return of a healthy

During this time of year, I am no different than many of you. I like to sit back and reflect on the past year. Hopefully there are more good moments,

2017 All-SCV girls golf team

West Ranch freshman Zoe Campos has been golfing since she was eight years old. Golf can be a lonely sport, with individuals focusing on their own game tournament in and

Out of the Bunker: The Tiger Effect

A strange thing happened at the Hero World Challenge a couple of weeks ago in the Bahamas. Those watching the tournament noticed glimpses of what was once the most mesmerizing

Fairways: Dead or alive?

We are in the time of year where many golf courses are changing colors. I’m not only referring to the trees, but also to the grass. Back in late October,