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Hitachi 3tours Championship 2011 for Charity

I was invited to the season ending Tour event at beautiful King's Fields Golf Club here in Chiba. The Hitachi 3tours Championship is held at the end of every season to benefit children charities here in Japan. Top players, 6 on each team, representing the JGTO (Japan men's tour), JLPGA, and Senior...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Dec 11 2011
Ryo Ishikawa Plays Well at the President’s Cup

Living in Japan, I've had the pleasure of watching Ryo Ishikawa play regularly since he was around 15 years old. This year the world has gotten an introduction to Japan's bashful prince with several invitations to some marquee PGA stops like the Masters and PGA Championship and culminating with...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Oct 11 2009
Cussing Golf Pro’s: Part of the Game or Out Of Bounds?

Here's something that's a bit out of the ordinary for this Wednesday, but was a question raised by golf.com amongst others. Anyone that has ever played this amazing game of golf knows that while it can be the most rewarding sport on the planet, but a single shot later and you could be feeling...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Wed, Aug 19 2009
Tiger Takes Home Third Buick Open Title With Ease

If you asked me Thursday evening if I thought Tiger Woods was going to take home top honors for the third time in his amazing career come Sunday I would have probably thought it was a direct possibility. If you would have asked me if I thought he'd win at -20, after only being -1 [...]

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Mon, Aug 3 2009
Delayed First Round @ RBC Canadian Sees Red

It might have taken a lot longer than anyone expected to get the first round in the books at the RBC Canadian Open in Ontario, Canada, but man, the wait was worth it. The scores keep dropping, and dropping, and dropping some more at the tournament and currently we're seeing a race for the Round ...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Jul 24 2009
1 Year In, PGA Tour Remains Drug-Free

While Baseball, Football and even cycling has had it's extremely large share of drug problems, doping rumors and performance enhancing issues, it looks like a solid year into the official testing on the PGA Tour has come up with exactly nothing. How much of a great relief and breath of fresh air...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Jul 2 2009
PGA Tour Board Accepts Groove Change Rule

Well, it's officially official. 2010 will indeed mark the effective change deadline for the brand new groove rule that's been squabbled about for the last few years. Now we know. According to the most recent reports, the PGA Tour Policy Board has officially passed the new rule, and while the...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Wed, Jul 1 2009
New Groove Rule To Be Put On Hold?

We all know just how much the PGA pros are absolutely dreading the upcoming Groove Change rule that is going to be put into effect in the near future. We all know how they are even speaking out about this rule change on their own personal websites, Twitter accounts and in statements released to the...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Jun 26 2009
Nike Golfer’s Supporting Live Strong Foundation

Looks like this is officially the week where the PGA Tour and many of their most famous and popular golfers to step up, pitch in and really use their names, their fame, their money and their time to help do some really great things. We already know, based on reports from yesterday, that the PGA [.....

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Jun 25 2009

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