VALERO TEXAS OPEN: The PGA Tour makes its annual stop in San Antonio this week for the Valero Texas Open, an event that dates back nearly 100 years and has been won by some of the greats of the game, names like Hagen, Snead, Hogan, and Palmer.
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RBC HERITAGE: The week after a major championship is always a bit of a comedown, but the RBC Heritage is a quality event in its own right, one which always features a strong field thanks in no small part to the venue, the magnificent Harbour Town Golf Links.
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MASTERS: As sporting events go, the Masters is in a class by itself. There is simply nothing like it– the tradition and pageantry, the small, select field, the perfectly-manicured cathedral of a golf course that has charmed, haunted, and beguiled players since it was built by Jones himself nearly 100 years ago… in my humble opinion, it’s as close as this world has to a sportsman’s Valhalla.
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SHELL HOUSTON OPEN: Though many in the golf world have already turned their attention to Augusta, a strong field has gathered in East Texas this week for the Shell Houston Open, an event that has been held the week before the Masters in nine of the past ten years.
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WGC MATCHPLAY: While it may not be the preferred format of PGA Tour officials or TV executives who have to sweat out the big names making it to the weekend, I think most golf enthusiasts agree that the sport could use more match play events, and this week’s WGC Dell Matchplay is certainly an entertaining way to fill the dead time between the Florida Swing and the Masters.
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