As many of you know who have read my columns over the years, I like to compare historical tournament information with current tournament statistics and trivia to determine if there are any similarities or differences between todays PGA Tour players to the greats of the past. I found a few I hope you will enjoy. For starters... * There have been only three golfers in history to win THE MASTERS “twice”, at a younger age than Scottie Scheffler (27)...Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods a

Bob Kurtz is an accomplished golfer who competed on the Champions Division of the PGA Tour, as well as winning several tournaments when competing on the Sun Belt Tour. His last professional victory was the Cleveland Senior Open in 2019. His greatest golf accomplishments however, have come from participating in Marathon Endurance Golf where he first drew attention from the golf world when he played 1,850 holes of golf at the Quail Creek Country Club in Hartsdlle, Alabama...”IN

NAPA, Calif.  – While the Ryder Cup excitement has everyone talking, there’s another storyline on the PGA Tour that players at Silverado...

Golf is booming worldwide, but the battle between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf continues to overshadow the game’s growth. With new investments, shifting power, and rising participation, the true winner of this ‘war’ may not be clear until 2025.

In 1871, P.T. Barnum launched the “Greatest Show on Earth.” Decades later, the PGA Merchandise Show carries that spirit into golf. Held in Orlando, it hosts 50,000+ professionals, nearly 1,000 exhibitors, and a one-of-a-kind Demo Day. For fans and industry leaders alike, it truly is the “Greatest Show on Earth... For Golf.”