Luke Donald: Almost a Great Player

Luke Donald

I’m one of these guys that places big hardware over how much money is stuffed into a golf bag. Meaning? I judge a player’s greatness not on how many money titles he wins, or even how many Texas Valero Opens he captures. For me, it’s about Majors and that means the four big events of the year, the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open (or, ahem, The Open Championship) and the PGA Championship. Win one of those and you are a PLAYER in my eyes. I look at it this way. Not too many pundits are ever going to say Andy North was one of the game’s greats, even though he’s one of the nicest people I have ever met. But he won two U.S. Opens! That’s big in my book and every time I thin... Full Story
The Intimidating Par-Three 11th at Crystal Springs in New Jersey

The Magical 11th at Crystal Springs (Photo by Mark Eucalitto) This is a little tale about golfing guts, glory, disappointment, screaming schoolgirls, and bad manners. Yes, a lot can happen on a par-three. The wandering Fearsome Foursome of myself, Mark Eucalitto, Dana Mosher and Vin Serella were Full Story

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Lexi Thompson: Golf’s New Savior?

Lexi Thompson is the coolest thing to hit professional golf since a fresh-faced Tiger Woods burst onto the scene and into our living rooms 15 years ago and made everyone fall in love with the game. Seems so long ago, doesn’t it? But Ms. Thompson has a chance to reenergize a sport that needs new energy. Full Story

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Dencco at Home in New Hampshire

Salem, New Hampshire has been home to Dennco, makers and distributors of the Sonocaddie GPS system and the Club Champ brand of golf travel covers, practice and training devices, games, gifts and accessories, since 1981. Quite remarkably, the company began as a small family operation with a single product- Full Story