John Feinstein

Oh so close

Phil Mickelson has been hitting it all over the place lately, but Friday’s round offered hope for improvement.

No fear

Keegan Bradley can hold his own alongside Tiger Woods, as evidenced by his opening 68 at the PGA Championship.

Dollars and sense

The latest change to the qualifying process comes down to money, and that’s fine. The PGA Tour is a business after all.

This is not Tiger Woods

At least it’s not the Tiger Woods you used to know. That Tiger Woods who dominated majors is never coming back.

Rivalry of respect

They were fierce rivals, but Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson were also connected by respect and friendship.

Why to NOT emulate Nicklaus

As great as Jack Nicklaus was on Tour, there is one example where players shouldn’t try to copy the Golden Bear.

An excused absence

Critics of Bubba Watson’s decision to skip The Players to be with his wife and newly adopted son don’t know all the facts.

A road map for Tiger

Tiger isnt the first athlete to shun the media, but he could learn a lesson from Andre Agassi, who traveled the path.

Same old Tiger

Tiger Woods’ life has changed since Thanksgiving 2009. His game has changed. But he’s still the same man.

Keep your happiness to yourself, OK?

For those struggling to keep their PGA Tour cards, there’s nothing ‘magic’ about the Magic Kingdom.

Horses and courses for 2012

Next year’s storylines involve Tiger’s best shot at major No. 15 and a British Open victory that became a last hurrah.

A natural progression

From can’t-miss-kid to struggling pro to FedEx Cup champ, Bill Haas is finally where many felt he would always be.

Pitfalls of superstardom

With Michelle Wie being a test case, Lexi Thompson will have to navigate the enormous pressure heading her way.

Easy on the hype

The Players, Presidents Cup and FedEx Cup are good, but the PGA Tour gets carried away trying to make them great.

Tweaking and tinkering

As the FedEx Cup gets underway, the Tour could use little shake up of the whole playoff format for added excitement.

Silence is golden

The Tiger Woods camp has never been of the chatty variety, yet its his silence that keeps us coming back for more.

No. 1 Best Seller

After the break up of Tiger Woods and Steve Williams, John Feinstein has a few suggestions for Williams if he decides to author a book.

Bizarro world for Tiger

Does Tiger need a swing change? A caddie change? No, John Feinstein says that he might need an agent change.

Politics, Tiger and the Tour

When it comes to politics, Republicans and Democrats have nothing on Tiger, the AT&T National and the PGA Tour.

A twist of fate

For many in professional golf, life is just a series of twists and turns. Harrison Frazar has had more than most.

Time to Capital-ize

Rory McIlroy has the ability to become a champion who will be both respected for his talent and genuinely liked.

Stricker one of a kind

The word unique gets tossed around all too often, but it applies when one is talking about Steve Stricker’s career.

Watson Continues to Inspire

Through all the victories and all the defeats, Tom Watson remains one of the game’s most inspiring figures.

Qualifying Statement

Competing in Open qualifiers can be a nuisance, but it’s a necessary and important step for many.

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