Archive for May, 2010

The Golf Blog: LPGA screws up again, denies press credentials to blogger

Yazan: mulligan | 18 May 2010 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: LPGA screws up again, denies press credentials to blogger
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The Golf Blog says: We just got word that the LPGA denied press credentials to local blogger The Deep Rough (click here for the site), who lives 2 miles from the tournament site for the upcoming Sybase Classic. This is pretty outrageous. The LPGA needs as much media coverage that it can get. It is […]

The Golf Blog: Is Hank Haney now a media whore?

Yazan: mulligan | 17 May 2010 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Is Hank Haney now a media whore?
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The Golf Blog says: For 6 years as Tiger Woods’ coach, Hank Haney was a pretty reclusive person, choosing to remain behind the scenes. In the past 2 years, he has had reality shows with Charles Barkley and Ray Romano. But, even then, Haney has not commented much, if at all, about his star pupil, […]

The Golf Blog: Adam Scott or Sergio Garcia–who’s more disappointing?

Yazan: mulligan | 17 May 2010 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Adam Scott or Sergio Garcia–who’s more disappointing?
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The Golf Blog says: As both approach 30 years old, it’s hard not to wonder why Adam Scott and Sergio Garcia haven’t won any majors yet? Even worse, they haven’t consistently contended at the majors, especially as of late. Both won the TPC, their biggest victories in their careers. Both players seem to have the […]

The Golf Blog: Hank Haney says 100% the sex scandal has hurt Tiger Woods’ golf game

Yazan: mulligan | 17 May 2010 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Hank Haney says 100% the sex scandal has hurt Tiger Woods’ golf game
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The Golf Blog says: Wow! Hank Haney reveals a lot in this interview with The Golf Channel. Jim Gray asked some excellent questions, including Tiger’s driver. Haney got a little bit defensive, but did raise a good point about Tiger’s total driving stats being better than Phil Mickelson’s and Anthony Kim’s at the Masters.

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