PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup Provide Late-Season Drama
The way in which the PGA TOUR concludes the main part of its season changed dramatically beginning in 2007 when the FedExCup, a season-long points competition, made its debut, culminating with the four-event PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. Read the full article here.
The Special Nature of the Presidents Cup
Even before the first shot was made in the inaugural Presidents Cup in 1994, observers were predicting that the biennial matches between the United States and an International Team with players from all the golfing nations of the world outside Europe would be both competitive and compelling. Read the full article here.
The PGA TOUR’s Charitable
Traditions
In May 2009, PGA TOUR Commissioner Tim Finchem made an announcement that may have surprised many people given the state of an economy generally described as the worst since the great depression. Read the full article here.
The PGA TOUR’s Charitable
Traditions
Golf is a game rooted in its enduring traditions, and the same can easily be said for the PGA TOUR, which can take considerable and justifiable pride in its history of charitable involvement. Read the full article here.
To Identify The Best Players
In The Game
This year is something of a rarity on the PGA Tour.
“The U.S. Open setup is always the most difficult setup we have,” said Watson. “I think it takes the golf course to the limit and it tests the golfer to the limit. Some golfers don’t like that — they’d like a little bit of a cushion or leeway. Read the full article here.
A Crucial Event
for FedExCup Hopefuls
The World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational.
The news angle for this year’s event will focus on which players will make big moves up (or down, sad to say) the FedExCup points list. The normally strong field will likely be made even more so for that reason. Read the full article here.
