Monday, January 11, 2021
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Power Rankings: Sony Open in Hawaii
You couldn’t envision the first full-field PGA TOUR event of a calendar year to be contested anywhere but Waialae Country Club in Honolulu. Why would you? From the sun to the sand to the surf to the swaying palms, watching the action on a high-definition screen is a kind of therapy for those in t...
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Power Rankings: Sentry Tournament of Champions
The easy part is over. As it always does, time ran its course. Thankfully, we were guaranteed not to hang in 2020 forever.
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Monday, November 09, 2020
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Power Rankings: Masters Tournament
Answer: This golf tournament, while traditionally contested in April, was shifted to November for the first time in 84 editions.
read moreMonday, November 02, 2020
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Power Rankings: Vivint Houston Open
There’s nothing wrong with your circadian rhythm. It’s November and we’re no longer saving daylight, yet the Vivint Houston Open and the Masters are lined up over the next fortnight. So, what gives?
read moreMonday, October 26, 2020
Fantasy
Power Rankings: Bermuda Championship
After a fortnight of limited-field, no-cut invitationals, the PGA TOUR resumes full-field competition, but it leaves the U.S. mainland to do so.
read moreMonday, October 19, 2020
Fantasy
Power Rankings: ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD
In his first seven attempts to break his tie with Sam Snead for most career victories on the PGA TOUR, Tiger Woods managed only one top-35 finish, that a T9 at the Farmers Insurance Open in January. His latest go at win No. 83 will be as a defending champion but on a different course on a differe...
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Power Rankings: THE CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK
To steal from the familiar slogan, when the PGA TOUR lands in Vegas, it stays in Vegas. At least this year.
read moreMonday, October 05, 2020
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Power Rankings: Shriners Hospitals for Children Open
Don’t call it a West Coast Swing – that’ll come around again as usual in January and February – but the PGA TOUR will be spending the next three weeks in the Pacific Time Zone nonetheless.
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