Mike Davis to retire as CEO of USGA so he can build golf courses
Davis will join a new firm with Tom Fazio II, nephew of legendary golf course designer Tom Fazio.
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USGA Announces Plans for Golf House, Test Center and 5 U.S. Opens at Pinehurst
“There is no better place for the USGA to plant new roots than the Home of American Golf,” said Mike Davis, CEO of the USGA.
USGA finalizes 2020 championship schedule, eliminates qualifying
The cancellation of qualifying for the US Open dramatically changes the tournament, which used to be hailed as the “most democratic”
US Women’s Open has been rescheduled to December
To account for reduced daylight given the move to December, two courses will be used for the first two days of the tournament.
USGA cracks down on couch potato watch dogs
This week the panel comments on new changes to the Rules of Golf and discusses bringing back the anchored putting stroke.
Classic courses, slow play and Halloween
This week the Round Table discusses the USGA’s return to classic courses for upcoming U.S. Opens, slow play shot clocks and who to be on Halloween.
Judith Kyrinis defeats fellow Canadian Terrill Samuel in 56th U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur
Kyrinis becomes the first Canadian to win the U.S. Senior Amateur since Marlene Streit in 2003.
From Open to Open in Britain and Canada
This week the panel discusses the thrilling finish at the Open Championship between Matt Kuchar and Jordan Spieth; the 13th hole debacle; and picks the winner of the RBC Canadian Open.
Bad judgement, bad rule and new Bones
This week the panel looks at Jon Rahm’s rules infraction at the Irish Open, charges of cheating against players who look like they’re still using an anchored stroke; and former caddie Jim (Bones) Mackay’s debut as an announcer for NBC.
