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Dustin Johnson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 1/2/2019

The 2018-19 PGA Tour wraparound season actually began in early October in California wine country with the Safeway Open, but to most golf fans the year annually begins at the Tournament of Champions in Hawaii. That tees off Thursday at the Plantation Course at Kapalua, a par 73 measuring 7,518 yards.

Rory McIlroy


by Alan Matthews - 9/11/2018

Glad to see good-guy and popular PGA Tour player Keegan Bradley win the weather-delayed BMW Championship on Monday outside Philadelphia, although really Justin Rose should have. Rose, though, bogeyed his 72nd hole and then the first playoff hole to give Bradley his first victory in six years.

Hideki Matsuyama


by Alan Matthews - 9/4/2018

I figured that when Brooks Koepka won the PGA Championship to go with his U.S. Open victory that Koepka was a lock to win PGA Tour Player of the Year. And he's still almost surely going to be - I doubt any guy has won two majors in a year and not won it.

Rory McIlroy


by Alan Matthews - 8/28/2018

Not going to say much about last week's FedExCup playoff-opening victory by rising superstar Bryson DeChambeau at the Northern Trust. It was DeChambeau's third career win, and he was never much challenged on Sunday in winning by four over Tony Finau. The victory moved DeChambeau to No. 1 in the FedExCup points and just about assures that Jim Furyk will pick him as one of his captain's choices for the Ryder Cup.

Dustin Johnson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 8/21/2018

Tough for golf to make much noise on the American sports calendar this time of year with everyone amped about the NFL preseason and NCAA fall camps. However, Brandt Snedeker made some news last week by shooting a first-round 59 on the way to leading wire-to-wire to take the Wyndham Championship, the final event of the PGA Tour's 2017-18 regular season.

Rory McIlroy


by Alan Matthews - 8/7/2018

If you read these weekly golf previews, you know that I spend the first portion recapping how my picks went last week. I'm not going to say much about there here because there's plenty to say about this week's 100th PGA Championship, the last major of the year.

PGA golfer Adam Scott


by Alan Matthews - 7/31/2018

Sometimes, I talk myself out of picking the overall favorite in a PGA Tour event, because what fun is going chalk? An average joe could do that every week. Perhaps I should follow my gut more often. I did think there was a pretty good chance that world No. 1 Dustin Johnson would win last week's Canadian Open after coming so close to doing so twice before.

Dustin Johnson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 7/24/2018

Being honest, I'm not a Tiger Woods fan. He's arrogant and whiny and a terrible role model. All he put his ex-wife through is ridiculous. But, there's no question that golf is much more interesting with Tiger contending - especially in a major tournament. I didn't give Woods much of a chance to win a fourth British Open title even though he was only four shots off the lead entering his final round. Did you know that Woods held at least a share of the 54-hole lead in all 14 of his major victories? So, he doesn't rally in majors.

PGA golfer Bubba Watson


by Chris Vasile - 7/24/2018

If you were to take a poll of 100 golf fans and ask them what their favorite major of the year is, 98 of them would say The Masters, and they'd be wrong. The best Major of the year is far-and-away the Open Championship. Because how could it not be? This year's Open Championship featured four completely different days in terms of weather and golf, a hundred storylines, and an edge-of-the-couch worthy final round on Sunday - all culminating in another first-time Major winner, Francesco Molinari.

Dustin Johnson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 7/17/2018

American Michael Kim said he wasn't sure if he was going to be able to find lodging in Scotland this week for the British Open at Carnoustie, but after winning his way into that tournament with a dominant victory Sunday in the John Deere Classic, I'm sure he'll find a hostel or something where he can spend some of that $1,044,000.

PGA golfer Bubba Watson


by Alan Matthews - 7/3/2018

When I think of Italy, I don't much think of a country that churns out stellar golfers. Soccer players, sure. Chefs, heck yes. Golfers? Not so much. Still, it surprised me to earn that no Italian had won on the PGA Tour since someone named Toney Penna in 1947. That drought ended on Sunday at the last Quicken Loans National to be held in the Washington, D.C., area and hosted by Tiger Woods as Francesco Molinari tied the TPC Potomac course record with an 8-under 62 in the final round to win the tournament by eight shots. That tied for the largest margin of victory on Tour this season. Molinari's total of 21-under 259 broke the tournament record by seven shots.

PGA golfer Tiger Woods


by Chris Vasile - 6/27/2018

Another Travelers Championship golf tournament; another Bubba Watson win. Bubba Watson erased a six-shot deficit in the final round by shooting a 7-under 63 to win his third career Travel-ers title. The win marked Watson's 12th PGA victory of his career, and he essentially did it in style by firing two rounds of 63 and by gaining a ton of strokes on the field. Watson's all-around game was impressive as he gained more than three strokes putting en route to his first 63 in Round 2.

PGA golfer Bubba Watson


by Alan Matthews - 6/26/2018

Bubba Watson started Sunday six shots out of the lead at the Travelers Championship outside Hartford, but the two-time Masters champion shot a final-round 63 - his second 63 of the weekend -- to win the Travelers for the third time in his career. It was also Watson's third PGA Tour win of the season, most of anyone. He's an early Player of the Year favorite.

Jordan Speith


by Alan Matthews - 6/19/2018

Brooks Koepka deserves the first mention as he became the first player since Curtis Strange (1988-89) to win back-to-back U.S. Opens, and the two Koepka won couldn't have been more different. Last year, Erin Hills in Wisconsin was completely defenseless and Koepka blistered the course for a 16-under total - tying the best score in U.S. Open history relative to par. At Shinnecock Hills, Koepka won at 1 over. Not bad for a guy who missed four months earlier this year, including the Masters, with a serious wrist injury.

Rory McIlroy


by Chris Vasile - 6/19/2018

What an absolute disaster this year's U.S. Open turned out to be. The USGA completely butch-ered the course, and it wasn't even remotely enjoyable for players -- unless your Brooks Koepka -- or fans that spent their weekend watching and listening to Joe Buck try his hardest (and fail) at commentating on golf. Buck is already an annoying on Sundays during NFL season, the last thing I want to do while watching a relaxing sport like golf is listen to Buck get excited or pissed off about literally nothing. But I digress.

PGA golfer Justin Rose


by Alan Matthews - 6/12/2018

Let's just cut to the chase: As good as Dustin Johnson looked in his dominating win at the St. Jude Classic in Memphis over the weekend, I will not be picking him to win the 118th U.S. Open this week at very tough Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, N.Y. It's tough enough to win back-to-back weeks on the PGA Tour. It's just about impossible to win the week before a major and then also take said major. Since 1988, only three guys have done so: Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods.

Rickie Fowler, PGA golfer


by Chris Vasile - 6/12/2018

The week before a Major is always a great time to find your game and play four solid rounds of golf. However, if you are Dustin Johnson, who won last week's St. Jude Classic, the timing of the win can be rather precarious. In the history of the modern-day U.S. Open, no player has won the week prior to the Major and then gone on to be crowned U.S. Open champion. Depending on what side of the fence you are on - believing in superstitions like that or not --- Johnson's camp will be more than pleased with his performance last week and will feel that he deserves the title of betting favorite this week at Shinnecock Hills. Johnson shot an incredible 19-under par, six shots better than second-place Andrew Putnam. Johnson also capped his incredible four-day weekend by holing out for eagle from 171-yards away on the 72nd hole.

Dustin Johnson, PGA golfer


by Tony George - 6/12/2018

The US Open is upon us, and frankly this is going to be a wide-open Tournament this year with numerous top named golfers really at the top of their game. This list includes world ranked #1 Dustin Johnson, who just walked away with the St Jude Classic in Memphis last week by 6 strokes and was really never challenged or pushed on Sunday in the final round. No player has ever won the US Open after winning the week before, but he will be on the leaderboard no doubt. He is installed as the early favorite at 9-1 to win and was the 2016 US Open Champion.

Henrik Stenson of Sweden


by Alan Matthews - 6/5/2018

It was almost like no one wanted to win Jack Nicklaus' Memorial Tournament on Sunday outside Columbus, Ohio. Kyle Stanley birdied No. 14-17 on Sunday, but then his tee shot on No. 18 caromed off a tree and into deep rough. He made bogey to fall into a playoff with Bryson DeChambeau and Byeong Hun An - the first three-man playoff in tournament history. Stanley had another poor drive on the return to No. 18 in the playoff and was eliminated with a bogey.

PGA golfer Adam Scott


by Chris Vasile - 6/5/2018

As the PGA Tour embarked on another journey to Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio, for the ever-popular Memorial Tournament hosted by Jack Nicklaus, the excitement level for this tournament was at an all-time high. Some of the biggest and best names were in the field, including Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy, Rickie Fowler, Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas. While the final leaderboard featured DJ, Thomas, McIlroy and Fowler inside the top-10, Woods was lurking for the majority of the final round before closing with a 2-over 38 on the back nine.

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