The Round Table: Thanks Tiger, it’s Scottie and Ludvig’s time now
This week the panel does a post mortem on Scottie Scheffler’s magnificent performance at the Masters, and ponders Tiger Woods future after a last place finish at Augusta.
The Masters
Scottie Scheffler punctuates World #1 ranking with resounding win at the Masters
The 88th Masters unfolded as a theater of brilliance, and Scheffler’s final-round 4-under 68 propelled him to victory, finishing at 11-under for the tournament.
Observations: The greatest Masters ever, artificial intelligence and more
We’re heading into a whole new world with Artificial Intelligence. The possibilities appear limitless, and there’s even some ramifications for small golf publications.
The Round Table: Is there a game within the game at Augusta?
This week the panel looks at the LIV Golf – PGA battle looming over Augusta, the potential for more LIV jumpers and Nelly Korda becoming the new American face of the LPGA.
The Round Table at the Masters: Majors, props and sentimental favourites
This week the panel looks at why majors are the only measure of a career, the Top 6 vs the rest of the field, and who’s their sentimental pick to win a green jacket
The Round Table: What would you serve at the Masters Champions Dinner?
This week the panel offers their selection for a fitting Cinderella story; makes some early picks for Augusta; and describes what they’d serve at the Masters Champions dinner.
TV viewership, where’s Dexter and the worst deal Warren Buffet ever made
The first Major of the year is approaching but all is not well in professional golf. From the LIV fracture to TV viewership to weird vibes emanating from the Commissioner, there’s lots to talk about this week.
The Round Table: Dunlap’s dilemma – turn pro or stay in school?
This week the panel weighs in on Nick Dunlap’s impending decision, Brandel Chamblee’s performance as a play-by-play analyst and the right time for past Champions to call it quits at The Masters.
Masters unlikely to change eligibility criteria, Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley says
Only past Masters champions and recent major champions are eligible among current LIV players. The Masters invites winners of PGA Tour events and players ranked in the top 50 in the world, among other qualifying criteria.
