Jordan Spieth won the Masters in record fashion. His victory illustrates very well that the winners of tournaments are the best putters out of the best ball strikers. Continue reading
J.B. Holmes fired a final round 64 and then bested Jordan Spieth and Johnson Wagner in a playoff to win the Shell Houston Open. Continue reading
Jimmy Walker won the Valero Texas Open by four strokes over Jordan Spieth. Walker moved up to tenth place in the Official World Golf Rankings after his fifth PGA TOUR victory. Spieth moved up to fourth in the world rankings after his second place finish. Continue reading
Matt Every won the Arnold Palmer Invitational sinking a dramatic 19-foot birdie on the final hole. Henrik Stenson had a chance to force a playoff, but failed to convert his own 21-foot birdie putt on the last hole. Every’s best finish in the past six events was a tie for 49th, but he found his game this week and successfully defended his title at Bay Hill. Continue reading
Jordan Spieth prevailed in a playoff with Sean O’Hair and Patrick Reed at the Valspar Championship to capture his second PGA TOUR win. Continue reading
Dustin Johnson came from five strokes back at the end of the third round to win his ninth PGA TOUR event. Johnson has now won at least once every year since 2008. Continue reading
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With the season’s first major upon us, I thought it would be interesting to develop a statistical model to predict the Masters winner. And why not? Read more at golf.com …
Padraig Harrington prevailed in a playoff against PGA TOUR rookie Daniel Berger to win the Honda Classic. Continue reading
James Hahn, previously known for his Gangnam Style dance at the Waste Management Open in 2013 on Super Bowl Sunday, will now be known as a PGA TOUR winner. Continue reading