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Dustin Johnson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 2/7/2017

No male golfer from Japan has won one of golf's four Grand Slam tournaments, but I'm thinking about going to one of Doc's promoted sportsbooks right now and dropping down some money on Hideki Matsuyama to win a major in 2017 as that guy is in the midst of a tremendous stretch of golf.

PGA golfer Jordan Spieth


by Alan Matthews - 1/31/2017

It was no secret on the PGA Tour that many of the more veteran golfers expected a breakout season for Jon Rahm, who is from Spain but played at Arizona State. The guy was one of the best collegians ever as the only two-time winner of the Ben Hogan Award (in 2015 and 2016), which recognizes the outstanding male amateur and collegiate golfer of the year. He also won the Jack Nicklaus Award in 2016 and was a four-time All-American.

PGA golfer Tiger Woods


by Alan Matthews - 1/24/2017

I'll just cut to the chase here and say that while I've heard of Hudson Swafford, I probably couldn't have told you anything about him before he was the surprise winner of the CareerBuilder Challenge on Sunday to start the PGA Tour's West Coast Swing.

Phil Mickelson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 1/17/2017

I have zero problem admitting when I was flat-out wrong, and boy was I on Justin Thomas this past weekend at the Sony Open as the PGA Tour wrapped up its two-event Hawaii Swing. I wasn't real high on Thomas after winning the SBS Tournament of Champions the week before because only one player had ever swept both events in one season and the courses are very different.

Jordan Spieth, PGA Golfer


by Alan Matthews - 1/10/2017

Your early leader to be the breakout superstar of this PGA Tour season? That would be Justin Thomas, a good friend of Jordan Spieth's -- both those guys are from a talented high school Class of 2011 (not the same school) alongside Daniel Berger, Patrick Rodgers, Ollie Schniederjans and Emiliano Grillo. Thomas and Spieth also dueled in college when Thomas was at Alabama and Spieth at Texas.

Jason Day, of Brisbane, Australia


by Alan Matthews - 1/3/2017

Welcome to my first PGA Tour preview of the New Year! I hit on five winners in the 2016 calendar year, and six if you include me casually referencing I liked Justin Rose to win the Olympic gold medal in Rio when I actually previewed that week's PGA Tour event. Technically the 2016-17 wraparound season has already started with seven official fall events. Really none of those had world-class fields except for the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions in China in late October.

PGA golfer Tiger Woods


by Trevor Whenham - 12/5/2016

After an absence so long that many people started to think he would never come back, Tiger Woods returned to action last weekend in the Hero World Challenge. Now, it wasn't exactly a return out of a Disney movie - he finished 15th in the 17-player field and had a pretty lousy final round. He survived all four rounds, though, and despite looking like walking a whole round was too much for him - which it probably is because he'd practice with a cart and can't be working out like he used to - he looked mostly fine.

PGA golfer Tiger Woods


by Alan Matthews - 11/29/2016

There was no PGA Tour event last week, so let's do a quick recap of the most recent tournament, the RSM Classic in Sea Island, Ga., which was also the final official PGA Tour event of the year. Then I'll address Tiger Woods' highly-anticipated return to action this weekend in the Bahamas.

Charles Howell III, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 11/15/2016

For the second week in a row, we saw a veteran PGA Tour player who had largely been forgotten about get his first Tour win in years. Two Sundays ago in Las Vegas, it was 47-year-old Rod Pampling taking home the title. And this past Sunday at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba in Mexico, Pat Perez got his first Tour win since 2009.

PGA Golfer Jim Furyk


by Alan Matthews - 11/8/2016

It was a pretty watered-down field in Las Vegas last week for the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, so I figured it was a good time to pick someone a bit off the radar to win -- and my choice was Scott Piercy. Alas, the American finished T24 after a final-round 71, his worst round of the week by far. He was in contention entering Sunday.

PGA golfer Davis Love III


by Alan Matthews - 11/1/2016

I knew how well Hideki Matsuyama was playing entering last week's World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions big-money event in China. He had won two weeks prior at the Japan Open, was second the next week at the CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur and again had a bit of a home-field advantage competing in Asia for the HSBC Champions. Alas, all that travel I thought would cool him off.

Rory McIlroy, PGA Tour star


by Alan Matthews - 10/25/2016

Hard not to root for a guy like Justin Thomas. He played collegiately at Alabama, and around 4 a.m. Sunday in Kuala Lumpur he woke up so he could watch the Texas A&M-Alabama live streaming on his computer. Now, you might be thinking that's no big deal, but golfers tend to like their routines and Thomas had to go play the final round of the CIMB Classic later that day.

adam scott


by Alan Matthews - 10/18/2016

The 2016-17 PGA Tour wraparound season got underway last weekend with the Safeway Open in northern California, and American Brendan Steele shot a final-round 65 to rally for a one-shot win over Patton Kizzire, who shot 70 on Sunday at Silverado. It was Steele's first victory in 141 starts on the PGA Tour dating to his rookie season when he won the Valero Texas Open.

Phil Mickelson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 10/11/2016

It has been an interesting few weeks in golf since I last wrote, previewing the Tour Championship. Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy won that tournament and the FedEx Cup to salvage what had been an otherwise disappointing season on the PGA Tour. I liked England's Paul Casey to win the tournament and the Cup; he finished fourth in Atlanta at 9-under.

paul casey


by Alan Matthews - 9/13/2016

I'm rather bummed that the 2015-16 PGA Tour season is ending this week at the Tour Championship. It has easily been my best season in picking winners as I hit on No. 6 (if you include my casual Olympic pick) last week with Dustin Johnson taking the third leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs, the BMW Championship at Crooked Stick in Indiana.

adam scott


by Alan Matthews - 9/6/2016

Nothing like a final-round 65 to end a victory drought! That's what Rory McIlroy shot on Monday at the Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston for his first PGA Tour win since the Wells Fargo Championship in May 2015. (McIlroy did have a European Tour win this year.) He was six shots out of the lead when he teed off on a windy Monday and was 4-over-par after his first three holes in Friday's opening round. The win jumped McIlroy from 38th to fourth in the FedEx Cup standings. He's now assured of playing in the Tour Championship.

PGA golfer Justin Rose


by Alan Matthews - 8/30/2016

The PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs opened last week at Bethpage State Park's Black Course, and American Patrick Reed took home his first title of the season to also vault to No. 1 in the points. Reed finished at 9-under 275 to edge out Sean O'Hair and Emiliano Grillo by a shot. Reed had been seventh in the standings, the highest of any player without a victory. Reed now has a 380-point lead over second-place Jason Day, who tied for fourth.

Jason Day, of Brisbane, Australia


by Alan Matthews - 8/23/2016

The PGA Tour's regular season concluded on Sunday at Wyndham Championship outside Charlotte with a guy I'll admit I know little about winning: 21-year-old South Korean Si Woo Kim for his first career Tour title. He shot a final-round 67 on Sunday to finish at 21-under 259 (tying tournament record) and beat out former world No. 1 Luke Donald by five shots. Kim really won the tournament on Friday with a course-record 60 and never looked back.

PGA golfer Webb Simpson


by Alan Matthews - 8/16/2016

I focused my preview last week on the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour and barely touched on the Olympic tournament in Rio. But clearly I'm an Olympic genius because my pick to win the gold medal was Great Britain's Justin Rose, and he did so, paying out at +1000 on Bovada. He beat Henrik Stenson, the Swede and tournament favorite, by two shots. I also pegged Patrick Reed as the top of four American golfers, but he finished T11. Matt Kuchar was the top finisher from the USA by earning the bronze medal.

Dustin Johnson, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 8/9/2016

Last week was about the newsiest on the PGA Tour in a long time. First, you had Nike dropping the bombshell that it would be leaving the golf equipment business but still make apparel. So what does that mean for guys like Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, who are under contract? Obviously they can't be obligated to play old Nike clubs and balls.

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