Archive for July, 2013

The Golf Blog: Johnny Miller stands by his assessment that switch to Nike clubs hurt Rory McIlroy

Yazan: mulligan | 12 July 2013 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Johnny Miller stands by his assessment that switch to Nike clubs hurt Rory McIlroy
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The Golf Blog says: Johnny Miller was one of the first golf analysts (in addition to Nick Faldo) to predict back in February that Rory McIlroy would have a difficult time switching to Nike clubs. Johnny was asked about it again and he stands by his assessment: “I would say it’s one thing to change […]

The Golf Blog: Nick Faldo says again that Rory McIlroy messed up in switching to Nike clubs

Yazan: mulligan | 05 July 2013 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Nick Faldo says again that Rory McIlroy messed up in switching to Nike clubs
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The Golf Blog says: Along with The Golf Blog, Nick Faldo was one of the first analysts to question then World No. 1 Rory McIlroy’s decision to switch to Nike clubs at the start of the year. (Johnny Miller also questioned Rory’s decision.) By any measure, Rory’s had a lousy year, the worst of his […]

The Golf Blog: After Rory McIlroy admits being “lost,” should he lose Nike clubs?

Yazan: mulligan | 01 July 2013 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: After Rory McIlroy admits being “lost,” should he lose Nike clubs?
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The Golf Blog says: Rory McIlroy missed the cut last week at the Irish Open. He’s only hit 8 rounds out of 38 rounds in the 60s (only 21%). He’s missed all 3 cuts on the European Tour tournaments he’s played. He withdrew from the Honda Classic after he was about to shoot a 40-plus […]

The Golf Blog: PGA Tour agrees to ban on anchored putting (belly)

Yazan: mulligan | 01 July 2013 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: PGA Tour agrees to ban on anchored putting (belly)
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The Golf Blog says: The PGA Tour has finally come around to the USGA and R&A’s decision to ban anchored putting starting on July 1, 2015. PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem explained in a statement: “In making its decision, the Policy Board recognized that there are still varying opinions among our membership, but ultimately concluded […]

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