Check in every Sunday night for the unfiltered opinions of our writers and editors as they break down the hottest topics in the sport, and join the conversation by tweeting us @golf_com. This week we discuss the aftermath of Tiger Woods’ Masters victory and the role of his caddie, Joe LaCava, plus Zurich Classic tweaks and more. 1. Now that we’ve had time to adjust after the craziness of Tiger Woods winning his 15th major title, let’s take one final look back at Masters week to cover some things we might have missed. TV ratings were off the charts, and Woods’ sponsors like TaylorMade and Bridgestone had plenty to smile about, too, but who most stands to benefit from Woods’ win? Michael Bambe
Tim and Satch doing great work for the start of our bunker project! #DonaldRoss
AUGUSTA, Ga.—Tiger Woods is nowhere to be seen, it's starting to rain, Tony Finau's family waits for him, Justin Thomas comes out of the clubhouse and gets into his car. In the parking lot, the rear hatch of one of the Mercedes courtesy cars is up. It's Tiger's car, and Joe LaCava is sitting in the trunk. In the aftermath of Woods' historic win at Augusta National, his caddie paused to reflect on a wild final round, and the road that brought both here. 1. Francesco Molinari's water ball on 12 was a bit of a shock LaCava said that Tiger was all business after Molinari, inexplicably, put his tee ball in Rae's Creek. For LaCava, it wasn't something he saw coming. Molinari, who's so steady it's
It's that time of year again. The weather is finally cooperating and it's time to dust off the clubs and get ready for league. The meeting for the Tuesday League will be April 9th at 5:00 PM, the meeting for the Wednesday league will be April 10th at 12 noon, and the meeting for the Friday league will be April 12th at 5:00 PM. All meetings will be at American Legion Post 296 right next to the first tee box. There are openings for new league members/teams in all the leagues. Come check them out and share some good times and stories. Everyone welcome. Hope to see you there and looking forward to a great 2019 season.
