PGA TOUR: For 70 years the PGA Tour has been coming to Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, and the place affectionately known as Hogan’s Alley holds up just as well today as it did when the Hawk himself was stalking the fairways.
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FRENCH OPEN: While professional tennis is sometimes derided for its utter predictability at the highest of levels, one could never hurl that accusation at the French Open, as the famed red clay at Roland Garros has proven to be a great equalizer through the years and has made some of the sport’s greatest champions look relatively ordinary.
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AT&T BYRON NELSON: The PGA Tour rolls into Dallas this week for the AT&T Byron Nelson, a tournament that’s steeped in history and tradition.
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THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP: Commonly referred to as the “fifth major” before the advent of the WGC series, The Players Championship is still one of the premier events in the world of golf and a coveted title for the sport’s biggest names.
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MADRID OPEN: Somebody forgot to tell Andy Murray that clay was supposed to be his worst surface. The 28-year old Scot went off-script a bit yesterday, upsetting the greatest clay-court player in history– Rafa Nadal– just as Nadal was seeming to regain his dominant form.
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