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Kevin Na Gets Angry About Being Put On The Clock at Colonial
During the second round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, Kevin Na and his fellow group competitors - John Huh and Aaron Baddeley - were put on the clock by an official for slow play. Na would immediately make three bogies before finishing the round with two birdies.
Needless to say, Na was less than pleased with the decision.
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by Adam Fonseca • May 25, 2012 4:16 PM EDT
VIDEO: Rickie Fowler Jokes Around With Caddy Prior to Crowne
Rickie Fowler is a fun dude. He's also a responsible role model, as evident by his charity work in conjunction with this week's Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial. But who said you can't have fun while also helping others through charity? From the looks of Fowler and his caddy, any time is a good time to goof off.
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by Adam Fonseca • May 24, 2012 9:34 AM EDT
Tiger Woods Swears He's "Close" To Contending Each Week. Really.
Another golf tournament, another Tiger Woods press conference, and another round of insisting that "everything is going according to plan" for the former World #1. The more things chance, the more they stay the same. If only Tiger saw that much in his own game, of course.
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by Adam Fonseca • May 22, 2012 9:23 AM EDT
Jason Dufner Shows How a Waggle is Supposed to Work
Recording a second PGA Tour victory in three weeks may have seemed like a pipe dream to Jason Dufner a couple years ago. Once Dufner could find a way to relax on the course, great things can happen to even the most timid golfers. One way to say loose in the heat of competition? A great waggle ... without holding up the round's pace of play.
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by Adam Fonseca • May 20, 2012 9:41 PM EDT
VIDEO: J.J. Henry Aces No. 5 For Lead At Byron Nelson Championship
J.J. Henry made the turn of his final round at the Byron Nelson Championship tied atop the leaderboard thanks to an ace at No. 5. The big TCU grad (and local favorite) hit a pitching wedge into the short par-3 at TPC at Four Seasons. The one-time Ryder Cupper sucked it back down to have it drop into the cup on the last few revolutions. The hole-in-one put him in sole possession of the lead at the time. Video of the shot after the jump:
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by Brendan Porath • May 20, 2012 4:08 PM EDT
Brandt Snedecker Wins Opening Match With Replacement Clubs
A funny thing happened the other day for PGA Tour player Brandt Snedecker, while on his way to Spain to play in the World Match Play Championship. After his airplane was forced to make an emergency stop due to a passenger suffering a heart attack, Snedecker had to borrow a set of clubs from the pro shop as his luggage was lost in the process.
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by Adam Fonseca • May 17, 2012 2:55 PM EDT
Golf Channel’s Erik Kuselias Moves On -- Again
Former Golf Channel “Morning Drive” co-host Erik Kuselias may not want to unpack his office belongings just yet, since the controversial TV broadcaster seems to not drop anchor for very long.
Kuselias, who left ESPN in 2010 when the sports station did not renew his contract, was co-anchor with Gary Williams, of “Morning Drive” since the show debuted in January 2011 until Monday, when he moved over to GC’s parent company.
“Erik Kuselias has shifted his focus from Golf Channel to the NBC Sports Network,” Dan Higgins, Golf Channel’s senior director for public relations, told us Wednesday in an e-mail. “There have been no discussions concerning a replacement.”
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by Emily Kay • May 16, 2012 3:48 PM EDT
Butch Harmon Close To Retirement, Preparing To Release Monster Instructional DVD Series
Golf-instructor-extraordinaire Butch Harmon - whose students have included the likes of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, and numerous other PGA TOUR stars - is finally thinking about retiring at the age of 69. But before quits work to spend his days... um, playing golf I guess... Harmon is preparing to release one monster series of instructional DVDs for all of us to enjoy.
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by Adam Fonseca • May 16, 2012 9:43 AM EDT
Golf Channel To Air LPGA Tour's Sybase Match Play Pro-Am
In a first for the LPGA Tour, Golf Channel will air the Sybase Match Play Championship pro-am on Wednesday from 5 to 6 p.m. ET.
The network will outfit Natalie Gulbis, Jessica Korda, Suzann Pettersen and Stacy Lewis with microphones, so viewers will have the chance to eavesdrop on the chit-chat between players and caddies. On-course reporters will conduct “walk and talk” interview with the golfers, who will share tips with viewers and discuss their preparations for Thursday’s first-round matches.
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by Emily Kay • May 16, 2012 9:00 AM EDT
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