I used to love the Ryder Cup matches especially after the European professionals joined the GB&I players to join the competition. The US dominated the matches throughout the history of the Cup but the addition of the European contingent evened things up. The...
In the latter part of 2022, Andrew Larkin, Santa Clara University golf coach, approached me with the idea and plans for a golf facility on the Santa Clara University campus. The idea was a good one but when I reviewed the plans, I thought it might not be a permanent...
We enter the Thanksgiving period and for my golf game, not much to be thankful for. I’ve been diagnosed with a degenerating arthritic left hip, which makes golf an untenable experience. I’m playing anyway but have had to move up to the forward tees as...
I’m bored and injured, a double whammy as I haven’t been able to play golf for the past four weeks. I last played with the Santa Clara University (SCU) golf team and the Loyola Marymount University golf team (LMU) at Monterey Peninsula Country Club on two...
The State of Professional Golf The 2024 golf season is over and the new PGA season is in its infancy. Players are competing to earn their tour card and enter the promised land of competitive golf. It’s interesting and actually sad that there have been no...
After all the yelling and screaming, catcalls, and general unruly fan behavior, which is typical for these type of events, the USA bludgeoned the Internationals again with the strike of Thor’s hammer. The USA has now won every one of these events, but one, and...
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