They're a lot busier than the Kardashians, and they don't even have a reality show... yet. Not to say there won't be one in the future, but for the time being, Erica and Myah Jackson have too much else going on. "Busy" doesn't even begin to describe what their days are like. To get an idea of what I'm talking about, check out their June/July schedule:June 1: Chicago Public Schools’ Golf
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The Open Championship is a favourite of many Australian golf fans as it is the only major tournament we can watch a a half decent hour.All live coverage is on FoxSports as well as a repeat each day. Keep an eye for  lots of great old B...
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THe only time I interviewed Paula Creamer was after her 4th round at the U.S. Women's Open at Pine Needles back in 2007. Creamer seemed visibly frustrated at her 5-over finish, which ended up putting her in a tie for 16th in an event Cristie Kerr woul...
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At the end of last year, Paula Creamer was ranked 6th in the Rolex Rankings, behind Lorena Ochoa, Ji-Yai Shin, Suzann Pettersen, Cristie Kerr, and Ya Ni Tseng. Over the course of the 2010 season, she dipped as low as 13th in the rankings, including la...
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With Meg Mallon retiring and Cristie Kerr and Paula Creamer not just winning but dominating back-to-back majors, it's time to update my June ranking of the best players on the LPGA with 7 or more wins, ordered by my take on their likelihood of more com...
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Just a few months ago most Americans... including many who consider themselves ardent golf fans... knew nothing of the Molinari brothers. And if asked to name an Italian golfer they'd likely need to refer to the Google. Some however, would remember the...
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I'm still trying to decide whether Paula Creamer's performance at Oakmont was actually more dominating than Cristie Kerr's at Locust Hill, and who is the best player in women's golf right now, but since I'm pretty indecisive, you're better off checking...
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Here's a heretical question to start my U.S. Women's Open not-quite-live blog: is Oakmont actually going to play easy today? It's probably way too early to be asking that question, but look at who's under par already today.Ai Miyazato and Sherri Stei...
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Hound Dog and Brent Kelley focus on how the leaders finished out their 3rd rounds at the U.S. Women's Open. Paula Creamer continues to impress the heck out of me. I didn't even pick her in this week's PakPicker, thinking her thumb wasn't in any condi...
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Yuri Fudoh may not be dominating the JLPGA like she did from 2000-2005, but she sure has a great sense of timing. With Sakura Yokomine getting her name butchered by Dan Hicks ("Secure-ah Yokomeanie"), her swing goggled over by Johnny Miller ("Dalyesqu...
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It's finally moving day at Oakmont, but for over half the field it's going to be 1 of the longest days of the year, as many of them just finished their second rounds of the U.S. Women's Open a couple of hours ago or less. Here are the pairings for the...
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A quick glance at the leaderboard of the U.S. Women's Open suggests that yesterday's storms didn't soften Oakmont up all that much, if not literally than at least figuratively. Nobody on the course to finish their second rounds is going low; there are...
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Yesterday I got enthusiastic about the chance that the #1 and #2 career money winners in JLPGA history would have a Sunday showdown in the Meiji Chocolate Cup while the best players of the last couple of years were trying their best to survive Oakmont....
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One of those unavoidable elements to professional golf is the intrusion of weather. Presuming a 7:30 a.m. first time and a 7:30 p.m. completion by the final grouping, tournament officials need to enforce conditions over a dozen hours of golf in a given...
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This is an article I wrote about my experience at the Titleist Performance Institute's (TPI) Junior Coach Program. Keep in mind that it was originally written for strength coaches and personal trainers, although I tried to revise it a little...
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I'm going to be in the charming Southwestern CT town of New Canaan tomorrow, for a book signing event at Elm Street Books. New Canaan is a great place to spend a Saturday. It's a town with lots of history, many unique and eclectic shops a wide array of...
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