The suit accused former business partner Howard Milstein and other executives of planting false stories that he had “sold out” the PGA Tour – an organisation he considered central to his legacy – for Saudi money.
This week the Round Table weighs in on the PGA Tour’s new mixed team event; the first televised LIV event of the year; and Jack Nicklaus’ claim that the Honda will rise again – even without Honda.
Charlie Mechem’s book doesn’t pretend to be a groundbreaking investigation of Nicklaus and Palmer. Rather, it’s a very personal glimpse through Mechem’s eyes at the close friendships he’s enjoyed with Arnie and Jack for over fifty years.
This week the Round Table offers some thoughts on the life and career of Peter Alliss; ideas on the best current broadcasters; and nominees for 2020 Doofus of the Year.
Professional golf has periodically been dominated by trios of players that win most of the titles and capture media and fan attention. But there’s often a fourth player lurking just a step or two back.
This week the panel weighs in with their pick for most amazing hole out in a professional tournament; debates Jordan Spieth’s career vis a vis his peers; and discusses the PGA Tour’s new drug policy.
This week the panel discusses Phil Mickelson’s decision to skip the U.S. Open to attend his daughter’s graduation ceremony; and what’s next for Tiger Woods.
It was a wild ride for Dufner over four days with a big lead slipping away, followed by a remarkable comeback.
This week the panel analyzes Tiger Woods’ launch of his new TGR brand; discusses Tiger’s comment that he only has one regret in his lifetime; and looks at the 2016 inductees to the World Golf Hall of Fame.
