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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO | Jerry Kelly has a secret weapon, and it’s one of the rarest scenarios you will find in any sport. His coach and brother-in-law, Jim Schuman, is playing this week at the U.S. Senior Open. So unlike nearly every player in the field who is sans instructor…
The USGA on Tuesday announced the eight female amateur golfers selected to represent the United States in the 40th Curtis Cup Match against counterparts from Great Britain and Ireland. The players: Mariel Galdiano, 19, of Pearl City, Hawaii Kristen Gillman, 20, of Austin, Texas Jennifer Kupcho, 20, of Westminster,…
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA – For a guy who never had broken 70 in his 12 previous Masters rounds, Patrick Reed is making up for lost time. Reed’s 69-66 start at Augusta National is good enough for a two-stroke lead over Marc Leishman and has him four clear of Henrik Stenson. It’s…
With the soaking, softening, overnight rain and no wind, scoring on Saturday at Erin Hills was always going to be good. But holy smokes, nobody saw this coming. Out a couple of hours before the second-round leaders, Patrick Reed set the tone, firing the fourth 65 of the week and…
Winning the Shell Houston Open on Sunday prompted a pleasant change of plans this week for Henley, earning him a last-minute spot in The Masters. Henley has been a quietly steady player for several years and he produced the kind of Sunday finish that players dream about. It may have…
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Here’s an unpopular opinion: Pace of play on the PGA Tour is actually getting faster. Ben Crane, notorious for his sloth-like pace, believes it wholeheartedly. After opening the Honda Classic with a 4-under 66, Crane conveyed a sense of optimism that the game’s pace…
