In an interview with Golfweek, Tony Jacklin was asked who was the biggest underachiever in golf. His answer left little doubt in his feelings on the matter.
No matter the circumstances, Tiger Woods playing golf is a big deal, which is why there’s plenty of anticipation in seeing him competing with Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning this weekend in The Match: Champions for Charity at Medalist.
Brooks Koepka has emerged as golf's best player over the past few years. When it comes to manufacturing motivation to stay on top, though, he's even more dominant.
We have more ways to measure greatness than ever before but the truth is that in our broader perceptions, history rather than innovation still rules the day.
Yes, every stroke counts, but the strokes and ½-strokes that take you from the good to the very good range on the PGA Tour “count” incrementally even more.
The good news for McIlroy? He has won twice this season and has just four finishes outside the top-10 in 15 starts in 2019. The bad news? He’ll have nearly nine long months to reassess his Major strategy.
