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Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland


by Alan Matthews - 10/14/2015

Welcome to the start of the 2015-16 PGA Tour wraparound season, and it's an unusually solid field this week at the Frys.com Open at Silverado Country Club in Napa, Calif. The PGA Tour included a stipulation that basically forced a few of the world's top players to compete here (see below).

PGA golfer Rickie Fowler


by Alan Matthews - 10/6/2015

My pick to win at East Lake in Atlanta was Justin Rose while still expecting new world No. 1 Jason Day to capture the FedEx Cup. I wasn't overly high on Jordan Spieth as he had scuffled a bit in the playoffs after an otherwise amazing year. But Spieth finished at 9-under 271 to beat out Danny Lee and Rose by three shots -- so I did hit on Rose as the top European finisher. Dustin Johnson was my choice as top American and he finished T5.

PGA Golfer Jason Day


by Alan Matthews - 9/22/2015

How absurdly good is Jason Day playing on the PGA Tour right now? The Aussie dominated at the BMW Championship, the third event of the FedEx Cup playoff, last week. He opened with a 61 and never looked back, finishing at 22-under 262 to win by six shots and rise to No. 1 in the world for the first time in his career. Day also kept alive his chances to win PGA Tour Player of the Year honors. It's going to be either him or Jordan Spieth.

PGA golfer Jordan Spieth


by Alan Matthews - 9/15/2015

Before I go into this week's BMW Championship, the third event of the PGA Tour's four FedEx Cup playoff tournaments, let's quickly recap the Deutsche Bank Championship over Labor Day Weekend. You may need a reminder since the Tour was dark last week. Rickie Fowler won the event at 15-under 269, beating Henrik Stenson by a shot -- and that hurt me deeply because Stenson was my choice to win.

Jason Day, of Brisbane, Australia


by Alan Matthews - 9/2/2015

How great is it to be a golf fan these days? Sure, it was incredibly entertaining to see Tiger Woods in his prime, but he pretty much was destroying the field. He never had a true rivalry -- no, I don't think Phil Mickelson really was one. They rarely contended together in big-time tournaments.

Jason Day, of Brisbane, Australia


by Alan Matthews - 8/27/2015

The PGA Tour's 2014-15 regular season wrapped up last week at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro. I know the ratings on the weekend were way up this year because Tiger Woods was tied for the lead after 36 holes. He needed no worse than a solo second to qualify for the FedEx Cup playoffs.

PGA golfer Webb Simpson


by Alan Matthews - 8/18/2015

Great ending at the final major of the season at Whistling Straits on Sunday as Aussie Jason Day won the PGA Championship for first Grand Slam title after coming close so many times. It clearly overwhelmed Day as he was very emotional after taking his final putt on Sunday. The title of best active player not to win a major now leaves his back and probably jumps on Dustin Johnson's.

Hideki Matsuyama of Japan


by Alan Matthews - 8/12/2015

I did have a European taking last week's big-money WGC-Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone Country Club, it certainly wasn't Irishman Shane Lowry, who was the winner. The 28-year-old won his first PGA Tour event by finishing at 11-uner 269, two shots ahead of Bubba Watson. Lowry started Sunday's final round in the penultimate group and two strokes behind Jim Furyk and Justin Rose. Lowry tied Watson for the day's low round of 66, with Lowry's 4-under not including a single bogey. Lowry made it interesting on the 72nd hole when his tee shot went way left, but he hit a great shot through the trees and into within 11 feet of the hole.

Jason Day, of Brisbane, Australia


by Dave Schwab - 8/12/2015

Professional golf's final major of the season gets underway this Thursday with the opening round of the 2015 PGA Championship at Whistling Straits in Kohler, WI. One of the big storylines this week is the return of this tournament's defending champion, Rory McIlroy, who missed last month's Open Championship with an ankle injury.

PGA golfer Sergio Garcia


by Alan Matthews - 8/5/2015

Last week's Quicken Loans National in Virginia was really the best example of how handicapping winners in a golf tournament is such a crapshoot for the most part (and why I often stick to Top 10s). Troy Merritt got his first career PGA Tour win in 96 starts by shooting a 4-under-par 67 on Sunday to beat Rickie Fowler by three strokes. Troy Merritt!?!?

Tony Finau of the PGA Tour


by Alan Matthews - 7/29/2015

Now I know why I'm not a professional athlete. You know, other than having no particularly great talent in any sport. I didn't think that Aussie Jason Day would do much last week at the Canadian Open after coming up just short of that British Open playoff and yet another agonizing near-miss at a major. Flying across the pond to a mid-level event? Nah, Day wasn't going to be focused. Plus he hadn't played the Canadian Open in years.

PGA Tour golfer Luke Donald


by Alan Matthews - 7/21/2015

I'll bet that PGA of America officials, who run the final major championship of the season, the PGA Championship, are still upset that Jordan Spieth came up one shot short of getting into the British Open four-hole aggregate playoff on Monday and having a chance to complete the Grand Slam at the PGA. Spieth made a brilliant birdie on 16 to get into a share of the lead but bogeyed No. 17 and just missed a birdie putt on 18 to miss the playoff.

PGA golfer Justin Rose


by Dave Schwab - 7/15/2015

Professional golf's third major of the season gets underway early this Thursday with first-round action in this year's Open Championship, also known as the British Open, on the Old Course at fabled St. Andrews in Scotland. The biggest storyline this week will be 21-year old Jordan Spieth's bid to win his third straight major after already capturing the title in this year's Masters and US Open.

Henrik Stenson of Sweden


by Alan Matthews - 7/14/2015

I have no problem admitting when I am flat-out wrong, and boy was I wrong at last week's John Deere Classic in Illinois. I questioned why world No. 2 Jordan Spieth was even playing instead of being overseas and either practicing for the British Open at the Old Course at St. Andrews or at least competing in the Scottish Open to get used to links golf.

PGA golfer Jordan Spieth


by Alan Matthews - 7/7/2015

We had another first-time winner on the PGA Tour in 2015 last week at the Greenbrier Classic as Danny Lee won a four-man playoff in West Virginia. Lee, David Hearn, Kevin Kisner and Robert Streb -- not exactly household names -- were tied at 13-under after four rounds on the Old White TPC course. Lee got the win when he parred the second hole of the sudden-death playoff, eliminating Hearn after Kisner and Streb were bumped on the first playoff hole.

PGA golfer Bubba Watson


by Alan Matthews - 7/2/2015

There was no question that American Bubba Watson was the best player in the watered-down field at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut last week, but the best player rarely wins those types of events. Bubba did, going off as the +1200 heavy Bovada favorite. Watson birdied the second extra hole to beat England's Paul Casey in a playoff.

PGA golfer Bubba Watson


by Alan Matthews - 6/24/2015

I told you that the Chambers Bay course would be a major story line at last week's U.S. Open and it certainly was -- until it was upstaged by an incredible ending that saw Dustin Johnson lose the tournament and Jordan Spieth win it to get halfway to the season Grand Slam.

Rory McIlroy, PGA Tour star


by Alan Matthews - 6/16/2015

Every year, there are probably a good five tournaments or so on the PGA Tour won by a guy who would make casual golf fans or bettors go, "Who?" That was indeed the case last week as relative unknown Argentine Fabian Gomez won the FedEx St. Jude Classic in Memphis for his first Tour victory. Gomez, 36, shot a 4-under 66 Sunday to finish 13-under and four strokes ahead of another rather unknown, England's Greg Owen. Those two each began the day at 9-under.

adam scott


by Dave Schwab - 6/16/2015

This year's US Open, which is the second major of the season in professional golf, gets underway this Thursday with first round action from Chambers Bay at University Place in Washington. Rory McIlroy comes in as the favorite to win, but there are a number of contenders ready to bring their A-Game to the Pacific Northwest in search of a win this week.

PGA golfer Ryan Palmer


by Alan Matthews - 6/10/2015

It's not often that a last-place finisher overshadows the winner of a golf tournament, but then again Tiger Woods doesn't finish last every day. And that's where Woods wound up at last week's Memorial Tournament, which he had won five times previously. Tiger shot an unbelievable 85 in Saturday's third round, the worst round of his pro career. He had a quad, two doubles, six bogeys and one birdie.

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