Is it just me, or has golf of late become paramount to playing on the Sun? I'm not saying it is hot out there. That would be understating the obvious.

They may be lurking behind bushes or standing right out in the open. Where ever they are, you need to pay close attention to your golf equipment or you may find yourself without it.

Hi everybody.

As I write this I am reflecting on my day. Today was Fathers' Day. I spent it with my daughters and my wife. It was a great day that included my oldest daughter's roommate and many well-wishes from my youngest daughter's friends. Many of them refer to me as their “extra” dad. It is a title t…

This weekend marked the start of the rest of the 2020 golf season for the PGA Tour. The Charles Schwab Challenge, played at Colonial Golf Course in Fort Worth, Texas, was the first event after a three-month pause due to COVID-19.

Someone, please, turn off the faucet. Get on the phone and inform Mother Nature that we have had enough rain! While we will now see greener fairways, once the water recedes, we will also lose 50 yards of roll on our drives.

One thing we can count on during our Florida summers is that rain can, and usually does, pop up at just about any minute. If you're in the middle of your round, you need to be prepared.

I don't know about you all, but I have been jonesing for some live golf. I've seen enough replays of events where I already knew the winner. I've seen enough instruction shows to last me a few years. I've been craving live, exciting golf. Somehow, it came in the form I least expected.