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Charl Schwartzel, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 2/18/2015

It turns out I was a week early on Brandt Snedeker. He was my choice to win the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines two tournaments ago but finished T19. No way I was going to pick the same guy to win in back-to-back weeks, so he wasn't on my radar last week at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Naturally, Snedeker did win.

PGA golfer Tiger Woods


by George Monroy - 2/11/2015

When Tiger Woods last won a major in 2008—a dramatic US Open playoff victory with a broken leg—the question on everyone’s mind was not “if” he would ever pass Jack Nicklaus for the most majors won by a professional golfer but “when”. Nowadays, after a much-publicized divorce, multiple injuries, disappointing finishes, and no majors to be placed on his mantel, the more apt question is if Woods will ever win his 15th major.

Brandt Snedeker, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 2/4/2015

It was a great day of golf as a warm-up to a spectacular Super Bowl in the greater Phoenix area last Sunday as American Brooks Koepka pulled away late at the Phoenix Open for his first PGA Tour win. It was actually his sixth pro win since leaving an All-American career at Florida State behind around three years ago, but the others were in Europe (four on European Challenge Tour, one European Tour win back in November).

PGA Tour Golfer Phil Mickelson


by Alan Matthews - 1/28/2015

I figured 2014 was a fluke! I came close a handful of times to picking a tournament winner last but wasn't able to do so until my final prediction of the year in late November, and that was on the European Tour. Only three events have been played in the New Year and already, to quote White Sox announcer "Hawk" Harrelson: "You can put it on the board! YES!"

PGA golfer Bill Haas


by Alan Matthews - 1/21/2015

The PGA Tour said goodbye to Hawaii for the rest of the year with last week's Sony Open, and American Jimmy Walker won the event for the second year in a row -- just six days after blowing a likely win at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions on Maui with a late final-round collapse and finishing second.

adam scott


by George Monroy - 1/15/2015

The 2015 golf year does not really begin until the Masters in April, when the entire sport will turn its attention to Augusta National. The big questions heading into the New Year revolve around a certain set of players and whether or not they can win a major in 2015. The golf world, or course, is waiting to see if Rory McIlroy can continue to add to his majors hardware, while other questions revolve around Tiger Woods and if he can ever regain his former glory.

PGA Golfer Chris Kirk


by Alan Matthews - 1/14/2015

The first tournament of the New Year, the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, went extra innings on Monday in Maui as American Patrick Reed beat Jimmy Walker on the first playoff hole for Reed's fourth career PGA Tour win. Reed is only the fourth player in the past 20 years with four wins before age 25, and the other three guys are pretty good: Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Sergio Garcia.

PGA golfer Bubba Watson


by Alan Matthews - 1/7/2015

Before we kick off the golfing New Year -- also remember that 2015 is the final year that players can anchor putters to their stomachs -- with the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, allow me to look back at my final golf preview of 2014. That was the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, which closed out the European Tour's 2013-14 season.

Henrik Stenson of Sweden


by Alan Matthews - 11/18/2014

The final PGA Tour official event of 2014 wrapped up on Sunday, and I'm a bit angry that Charley Hoffman won the OHL Classic at Mayakoba in Mexico because I've picked him twice over the past 15 months or so to win an event and he didn't.

Jason Bohn, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 11/12/2014

At least we finally had a big-name player win on the PGA Tour. It had been a while. American Bubba Watson took the WGC-HSBC Champions event last week in China. It was a great finish as Watson had to hole an eagle bunker chip on the 72nd hole to get in a playoff after teeing off in No. 16 with a two-shot lead only to double bogey (Watson trailed leader Graeme McDowell entering Sunday by two shots). At least four players had a chance at the par-5 18th hole to get to 11 under, but only Watson and Tim Clark were able to do it to set up a playoff. Watson won the playoff with birdie putt back on No. 18, the first playoff hole.

Adam Scott of the PGA Tour


by Alan Matthews - 11/5/2014

The first international PGA Tour event of the year was no help in picking a winner as American Ryan Moore won his second straight CIMB Classic title in Kuala Lumpur -- but on a different course than 2013. Thus that's why I wasn't a huge fan of his last week. Moore shot a final-round 5-under 67 to finish at 17 under and beat out fellow American Gary Woodland, who also was runner-up a year ago in a playoff to Moore. Sergio Garcia and Kevin Na also finished tied for second on Sunday.

PGA golfer Sergio Garcia


by Alan Matthews - 10/29/2014

At last week's McGladrey Classic in Sea Island, Ga., Robert Streb (yep, you got me there) won his first PGA Tour event. He beat two guys I did know, Brendon de Jonge and Will MacKenzie, in a playoff. All three finished at 14-under 266 with MacKenzie falling out on the first playoff hole. Streb, who shot a final-round and career-low 63 to get into extra holes (he was five back after 54 holes), birdied the second playoff hole to eliminate de Jonge, a very good player still looking for his first win. Streb's previous best finish was a runner-up in New Orleans last season.

PGA golfer Webb Simpson


by Alan Matthews - 10/21/2014

I'll just be honest here in that I had barely heard of golfer Ben Martin -- he probably never heard of me, either -- before he was the surprise winner of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas last week. The week before, Martin had shot 78-79 at the Frys.com Open to miss the cut and finish with the second-worst score in the field. So of course he then shot a 20-under 264, highlighted by a third-round 62, for his first Tour win in career start No. 56.

PGA golfer Webb Simpson


by Alan Matthews - 10/15/2014

OK, if this golf season is like the last one then I'm probably going to go winless again -- I am just being honest. If I'm a little ticked off it's because I do homework on these tournaments and then guys come from way out of nowhere to win.

Charles Howell III, PGA golfer


by Alan Matthews - 10/7/2014

Before I begin looking at the first tournament of the PGA Tour's 2014-15 wraparound season -- talk about a short offseason -- let's as usual look back at my results last week where I examined the European Tour's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

Matteo Manassero


by Alan Matthews - 9/30/2014

With the PGA Tour dark ahead of the 2014-15 opening event next week, the eyes of the golf world will remain on Scotland this week for the European Tour's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. Before I look at that, let's do a quick recap of last week's Ryder Cup at Gleneagles in Scotland.

PGA Tour Golfer Phil Mickelson


by Alan Matthews - 9/24/2014

The 2013-14 golf calendar comes to a close this weekend at Gleneagles in Scotland with the 40th Ryder Cup, the biennial team event between the Americans and Europeans that some believe is the biggest event in golf -- yes, bigger than any of the majors. It just might be.

Rory McIlroy, PGA Tour golfer.


by Alan Matthews - 9/10/2014

Alas, it appears I will make it through the entire PGA Tour season without picking a single winner --after four last year -- unless I can nail one of the 29 guys in this week's season-ending Tour Championship. That's not to say it hasn't been a successful season. Done very well on Top-10 finishes and head-to-head results. In all honesty, it's not usually a smart bet to wager on one guy to win a tournament. Too hard to do. But I'll keep on going into next season.

PGA Tour player Keegan Bradley


by Alan Matthews - 9/3/2014

It was a great day to start this week for American Chris Kirk, followed by a little bit of depressing news, although on the whole he certainly came out ahead. On Monday, Kirk shot a final-round 5-under 66 at TPC Boston to win the Deutsche Bank Championship (he was 10 shots out after Round 1), the second leg of the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs. It was the third win of Kirk's career and easily the biggest, earning him $1.4 million or so and the top spot in the FedEx Cup standings.

PGA Golfer Jim Furyk


by Alan Matthews - 8/28/2014

Hunter Mahan by all accounts is one of the good guys on Tour, so it was nice to see him win last week's PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff opening Barclays event in New Jersey for his first title in his past 47 starts and 30 months or so.

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