I heard one of the most thoughtful PGA Tour stars refer to his peers as being “precious” during a US Open interview. That is probably accurate. Golf as a solitary sport shapes many of the stars to be more insular and reserved. Over the years there are multiple examples of champions who do not fit this generalization.
I had the good fortune last week to meet and spend 15 minutes chatting with Read more “That’s OK Jack, you don’t need to talk, just listen…”
I made a personal Facebook post about my thoughts on the US Open which received a number of thoughtful comments. Bottom line, the US Open at Chambers Bay, which was positioned as a US Open on a links course, certainly has formed any number of opinions on a variety of related topics. On one hand that is good. On the other, Read more “Scottish Reflection on US Open at Chambers Bay”
I am always intrigued by the market place for rental homes at major events. The accompanying story reconfirms my belief that one-time events in a location generally have mismatched buyers & sellers. Read more “How Much for a Rental Home at the British Open?”
The golf industry lost one of its finest gentlemen recently with the passing of Jim Bell. My brother and I had the good fortunate to meet Mr. Bell when he was the Tournament Director for the International Junior Masters at East Aurora Country Club in New York. Read more “Passing of Jim Bell, one of the Golf Industry’s Finest Gentlemen”
Interested in taking an international golf trip? You’ll be pleased to know now is the perfect time for you to book, whether you plan on traveling this year or the next. Here’s why:
Read more “Why now is a great time to book your next golf vacation”
