Monthly Archives: April 2019

Photo: Winners gather for Reed's hearty Masters Champions Dinner

Patrick Reed promised to “fatten those boys up a little” with his Champions Dinner menu on Tuesday at Augusta National, and from the looks of things, the reigning Masters champ delivered the goods. Reed, who said he’d been planning his special menu since he was 13 years old, served bone-in cowboy ribeye for the main […]

Daly signs butt in Hooters parking lot at Augusta

History has proven that anything can happen during John Daly’s annual week-long stay in a Hooters parking lot not far from Augusta National, where he sells merchandise during the Masters. Last year, a car lost control and crashed into the two-time major champ’s RV. But that incident didn’t scare Daly off, apparently, as he was back in his […]

Local rule allows players to replace damaged clubs

AUGUSTA, Ga. – The USGA and R&A continue to tinker with the Rules of Golf, which underwent a dramatic overhaul this year. The most recent change was announced on Tuesday, with officials offering up Local Rule G-9, allowing players to replace a club that is “broken or significantly damaged.” Under the clarification, committees that use […]

America’s Greatest Forgotten Golfer

Doug Fraser spent a lot of time on the putting green at Atlantic City Country Club, sometimes practicing but often just fooling around with friends. His father, Leo, former president of the PGA of America, owned the place so the club became like a second home to the Fraser kids. It wasn’t unusual for Doug […]

Without pre-Masters tune-up, Mickelson unsure how he'll play

AUGUSTA, Ga. – The new PGA Tour schedule forces players to make tough decisions, and that included a critical pre-Masters choice for Phil Mickelson. It’s no secret that Mickelson likes to play his way into major form; he’s played the week before the Masters 10 of the past 11 years. (The lone exception was 2013.) […]