This week the panel debates whether TPC Sawgrass is set up too hard for the Players Championship; was Brandel Chamblee correct to criticize Ian Poulter; and are some golf analysts boring as Greg Norman suggests.
This week the panel ponders John Daly’s success on the Champions Tour; the curious attention the governing bodies are paying to yardage books; and who will come out of the woodwork to win The Players Championship
Dustin Johnson was just one back in his first event after missing 6 weeks due to a back injury.
This week the panel assesses the success of the new format used at the Zurich Classic; debates alternative formats; and weighs in with their pick as the Biggest Disappointment on the PGA Tour this year.
Some of the big name teams didn’t even make the cut.
This week the panel discusses where Tiger Woods can make the biggest impact once his playing career is over; ponders the mystery of Lydia Ko and her nine caddies; and looks at the teams for the Zurich Classic.
Lots of runner-up finishes labelled Chappell as somebody ready to break through.
The Canadian was just one back heading into the final round but couldn’t hang on for his first PGA Tour win.
Fairways columnist Jim Deeks waxes nostalgically about the only time he attended The Masters, shortly after pimento was invented and dinosaurs still roamed the planet.
