Capelle On Golf

A book could be written on Phil Mickelson’s fall from the top of major championship golf, and his subsequent return, and possibly will, considering that he penned One Magical Sunday  (a very enjoyable book) following his victory at the 2004 Masters.
After more than 40 attempts to win his first major, Mickelson broke the ice at [...]

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Announcers on Fred Couples
On October 3 of last year Fred Couples (he is listed as FRED at the PGA Tour) turned 50. Finally these announcers will start calling him by his name, not by that silly sounding Freddy, which has made him seem like a little kid for the last 20 odd years.
PS: I [...]

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Golf, which has been suffering through a lackluster season,  has been blessed with the matchup of the year tomorrow.
Tiger Woods, 34, the reigning king, against Anthony Kim, 24, wannabe superstar. Eighteen holes for the AT&T National, starting out dead even at ten under.
Who will feel the pressure? Tiger the intimidator who has causes grown golfer [...]

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Tiger Woods proved that he hasn’t forgotten the art of winning as he erased a five shot lead to beat Sean O’Hair by a shot at Bay Hill.
Woods putting down the stretch won the tournament and offered more proof that you can throw the theoretical odds out the window when it’s winning time on Sunday. [...]

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Just in case Tiger begins to run away with the WGC-CA this weekend, here is a list of players that could help you keep your interest. Each is a foreigner, each is in the top 100 in the WGR, and all have a shot at qualifying for the Masters this week. A win this week [...]

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Dear Anthony,
Everyone says you are golf’s next superstar, but you are not playing this week with the Masters only three weeks away. To be a challenger to Tiger’s Reign or second banana to the world’s best, you’ve got to play in the majors. All four of them, every year.
You’re the second highest ranked player who’s [...]

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Since Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson aren’t in the field at The Honda Classic, you can take a week off or find some other players to follow. I advise that you look for players with an intriguing story line. Categories of interest include; 1) young potential superstars, 2) seasoned players poised for a breakout, 3) [...]

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