Golf’s ugliest trophies: Hadwin’s Chile Cup is up there
While preparing a column on Adam Hadwin’s win in Chile this past Sunday, I conducted a quick Google search to look at photos of the win and found the Abbotsford golfer holding what can only be...
View ArticleCanadian Open wrap: Tuesday
So I’m at Royal Montreal. And yes, it took a little doing to get here. Flight delays, fog and then the hard drive on my MacBook decided to give up the ghost. Anyway, all of that’s behind me now, and...
View ArticleTim Clark wins RBC Canadian Open: Final wrap
So one computer hard drive meltdown, 15 stories down, five web video wraps, and two live TV shows later, my RBC Canadian Open has come to an end. My thoughts: Royal Montreal’s front nine is plain and...
View ArticleRank’s Rise, Williams Redux, and Hadwin’s PGA Tour time
I’ve been busy putting together the second seasonal PGA of Canada magazine, PRO:Formance, but in the meantime I’ve written a couple of columns for Global Golf Post and some additional pieces for Global...
View ArticleDeLaet’s time away from golf and the rise of Canadians on the PGA Tour
I interviewed Graham DeLaet last week for Global News. The story was a tie in to a charitable announcement being made by Shaw (parent company of Global) but became more wide ranging, talking about what...
View ArticleGJAC announces top Canadian golfers of 2014
The Golf Journalists Association of Canada (full disclosure, I’m the VP in the organization) announced its players of the year today and there was at least one surprise. Adam Hadwin, who won twice and...
View ArticleOn controversial opinions and the future of golf
I wandered around the Toronto Golf Show for a couple of hours on Friday. In the midst of my meanderings, a friend, a golf pro at a notable public golf course, pulled me aside. “They give you a hard...
View ArticleGlobal Golf Post: Canadian PGA Tour pros struggle in 2015
I wrote about the struggles of Canadian PGA Tour pros in Global Golf Post this week, where there’s barely one Canadian in the Top 100 (Graham DeLaet, who has fallen to 92), and only two others in the...
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