ST. LOUIS — You’re tempted to say he’s the hardest-working man in show business, except Tiger Woods isn’t in show business. That’s the root of his greatness and his greatest […]
As all golfers know, a game of golf is both mentally stimulating and physically challenging. Golf may not be considered a physically demanding sport, but one round will likely mean […]
Inaugural GMO (Greater MoundView Open) Saturday, July 28th 10:30 AM Registration | Noon Shotgun Cost: $60 per player **All proceeds raised to benefit the new Adams County Veterans Memorial** Event […]
Still looking to make sense of the madness that took place Sunday afternoon at Carnoustie? Here are a few significant digits (metric system, this week) that you’re welcome to borrow […]
Carnoustie, historically the toughest course in The Open’s rota, could see low scoring this week CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – A record heat wave has tee shots at Carnoustie running […]
On his first day of retirement, John Peterson drove an hour and a half from The Greenbrier to Roanoke, Va., flew to New York City, waited out a three-hour delay […]
By DAVE PELZ I could talk for weeks about my 50-year infatuation with all things putting. But I figured I’d just give you the CliffsNotes instead. 1. Putting is important. Regardless […]
Wishing you and your family a happy and safe Independence Day! BOOK A TEE TIME Spend time with your friends and family this holiday at MoundView Golf Course! Take a break and relax! […]
Phil Mickelson made an appearance in Chicago on Monday at a charity event in conjunction with the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. Though the gathering was to focus on the tournament […]
SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. – In an ironic twist Sunday, the last man to win consecutive U.S. Opens was tasked with chronicling Brooks Koepka’s final round at Shinnecock Hills. Carrying a microphone […]
