GOP hopefuls on the links

With golf being a large part of the lives of many past (and current) presidents of the US, I thought it may help those aligned with the Republican Party to have a brief appraisal of the golfing abilities of the GOP’s slate of hopeful candidates for the 2012...

Duval Sets Ego Aside For Love of Game

We respect people for different reasons  – we admired Tiger for his greatness; we marvel at Rory McIlroy for his potential; we love Phil because of his swashbuckling style; we enjoy Ian Poulter for his flair. When you’re talking David Duval though –...

Rooting for the Home Team

Like most people (I presume), I root exclusively for the home team.  So it was a no-brainer this past week to root for the good ‘ol US of A in the President’s Cup in Australia.  Hey it was us agin’ them.  Plus, as an added bonus, I got to root...

The World Cup of Men’s Golf…It’s This Weekend!

A piece by Rob Bolton on Golf Digest’s website caught my eye today. He gives his usual Power Rankings treatment to the two-man teams that dispute the World Cup this weekend on Hainan Island, China. What struck me was the quality of golfer on each of his top five...

PGA Tour Journey Ends For Katz…For Now

The quest for a 2012 PGA Tour card ended in Plantation, Florida, for Williamsville’s Jake Katz. The two-time Buffalo District champion and NYSGA state runner-up was unable to recapture the magic of his first-round 67 over the final three rounds. Katz finished in...

I Could Get Used To This Australia

Watching professional golf that occurs in Australia is quite conducive to my schedule. Two weeks in a row now I’ve been able to come home, workout and still tune into the thick of the competition. Thursday my friends and I went out to watch the NFL game and also...

Katz Digs A Hole With Second-Round 73

26 players,  more or less, will emerge from Plantation, Florida on Saturday with a stamped ticket for Q-School, Final Stage. Williamsville’s Jake Katz made that notion a bit tougher today with an uneven round of 73. Three birdies were more than offset by three...

Not Men’s, Not Women’s – Just Golf.

Here’s something worth noting – the members of England’s male and female amateur golf associations have agreed to merge into a single governing body. According to the organization, the move “will help us to grow the game and will be more appealing to commercial...

Press Release: A Titleist Year In Review

Fairhaven, MA (November 16, 2011) – The PGA TOUR represents the most demanding stage in golf, and in 2011 the overwhelming majority of players who competed at that highest level placed their trust in Titleist golf equipment.  The ground-breaking Pro V1 golf ball...

Jake Katz Off To A Fine Start With 67

A four-birdie, zero-bogey round of 67 placed Williamsville’s Jake Katz in a tie for 17th place in Plantation, Florida, after round one of the 2nd Qualifying Stage for a PGA Tour card. Katz opened and closed his round with birdies on par five holes (his strength,...

Home Grown Pro Takes Next Step In PGA Tour Q-School

Jake Katz will tee off at 8:25 on Thursday at Plantation Preserve, the next stop on the way to the PGA Tour. Katz survived stage one of the tour qualifying school and now makes his way to one of six second-round locales, hoping to advance to the third and final round...

My Movement Toward Golf Fitness

I’d never heard it pitched that way before: “I want to see how you move.” How I move boxes? On the dance floor? “No, how you move. It will help you become a better, fitter golfer.” Her name is Marie Achkar and she is a TPI (Titleist...

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