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 Does the USGA Discriminate in Favor of Tiger?
2007-06-25 15:11:00 ET
How Tiger Does It
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The American Way, HUH?
2006-07-13 08:09:00 ET
If Washington Times sports columnist Dan Daly was just trying to attract attention, it worked. He got mine. In his June 19 column Daly said “I’m beginning to wonder if the U.S. Open is un-American.” He went on to bemoan the whole USGA approach. He said that “…alas,…the Open has mutated into, a four-day Carnival of Caution that too often brings out the worst –and the wuss - in golfers.” And on and on. One can’t help but wonder if Daly has ever played golf.
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Ogilvy Ties with 14 Others for 21st Place at 2006 U.S. Open
2006-06-19 08:00:00 ET
True or False? At the 2006 U. S. Open - -
1. Tim Herron who finished last was only one stroke behind Geoff Ogilvy. T F
2. David Howell finished first one stroke ahead of second place finisher Steve Stricker and three strokes ahead of Nick O’Hern, Robert Allenby, and Ted Purdy who tied for third. T F
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The Favorites and the Dark Horses for the 2006 U.S. Open
2006-06-14 11:19:00 ET
Of course, for any Major Tiger has to be considered one of the favorites and Phil must be on the short list given his success in recent years. However Colonel Bogey thinks that the odds on favorite for the 2006 U.S. Open should be Vijay Singh and not just because he won last week at Westchester. It is because Vijay’s play at Westchester is the kind of play needed to win at Winged Foot.
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Some people can drive for dough, even though they never win, place, or show
2005-06-03 16:40:00 ET
Hank Kuehne and a few others can make a handsome living whether or not they ever win a tournament but the very skill that earns them big bucks off the tour will probably keep them non-winners for many years
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