This week the Round Table weighs in on Nelly Korda’s U.S. Open win; compelling stories from the RBC Canadian Open; and will anybody ever beat records for most PGA Tour wins and most majors?
There are 12 items on the menu from appetizers to dessert, and then four labels from Augusta National’s fabled wine cellar.
The two-time RBC Canadian Open champion, is confirmed to compete in the 114th playing of Canada’s National Open Championship at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course) in Caledon, Ont., June 4-8.
The win takes McIlroy past Ernie Els’ hat-trick of Desert Classic victories and hands him his third Rolex Series triumph, having won three of the last five blue riband events.
It’s been a busy week in the world of golf and most of the news is off the course. One high profile departure may have some implications for long suffering Leaf fans
Asked if he liked having a seat the table, McIlroy said, “Not particularly, no. Not what I signed for whenever I went on the board. But yeah, the game of professional golf has been in flux for the last two years.”
This week the panel dishes on how Brian Harman got it right, ponders if Rory McIlroy ever will again and should Hoylake do anything about their 17th hole?
He also became the first to win the Irish Open, Scottish Open, and The Open Championship – the major he won in 2014 before the onset of a vexing drought in the majors that is now at nine years.
This week the panel weighs in on LA Country Club as a U.S. Open venue; and what went wrong and always seems to go wrong for Rory McIlroy in majors.
