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Interview With Carling Coffing – Big Break Sandals Resorts Champion
The finale of the Golf Channel’s hit reality show The Big Break is over, and Carling Coffing is the winner. Carling dueled it out with fellow finalist and Duramed Futures Tour player Lili Alvarez over 18 holes, and it came down to a clutch 25 foot birdie putt on 17 to take a one up… »
Arizona Women’s Open Is Back This Fall
After an eight-year absence, the Arizona Women’s Open will be up and running again this October. Sponsors are being rounded up and an attractive purse (details to come) is being put together for professional women golfers in a 54-hole event at Wigwam Resorts Red Course in Litchfield Park, just outside Phoenix. The three-day tournament will… »
Quick Hits Vol. 6
This week’s quick hits covers a variety of topics, including the Golf Channel’s popular Big Break series, Lorena Ochoa’s retirement and final tournament, Rory’s 62, Ryo’s 58 and more. Tiger is vulnerable and Phil is hungry in more ways than one. Read on! 1. The Golf Channel’s popular Big Break series returns this summer with… »
Intothegrain.com Aquired By The Golf Channel!
Press Release: For Immediate Release April 1, 2010 PORT ORANGE, Florida. (April 1, 2010) – Intothegrain.com, one of the web’s fastest growing golf websites, today announced that it has been acquired by The Golf Channel. This acquisition will be a part of The Golf Channel’s continuing internet expansion and a precursor to their new blog… »
Tiger Woods’ Return To Golf May Be Set
The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that Tiger Woods may return to golf at the Tavistock Cup at his home course of Isleworth. Citing a source “who works for the Woods family,” TMZ.com reports that the virtually exiled Woods is making plans to tee it up next month at the Tavistock Cup. The Tavistock Cup is… »
Tournament Golf for Weekend Hackers
Playing the same game on the same course every weekend started getting old to me after a while, so I started to look elsewhere to get my golf… »
What’s Wrong With The LPGA Tour? (Part 2)
Last Sunday ESPN chose to rebroadcast the 2008 World Series of Poker rather than air the final round of the Wegmans LPGA. Maybe ESPN thought they would get better ratings by showing tape of a year old show that everyone has already seen, rather than showing live LPGA… »
