2022 RBC Canadian Open: 5 Takeaways
June 13, 2022
The RBC Canadian Open was back for the first time since 2019.
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The RBC Canadian Open was back for the first time since 2019.
The PGA Championship is officially upon us; the second major of the 2022 tour season.
Games have been a part of our culture, or we can say our society, since the beginning. The nature of playing might have transformed, but the reason behind it remains the same.
With galleries at full capacity, the Masters returned to normalcy for the first time in three years. Augusta grounds filled as early as Monday morning, providing little doubt this event would capture the attention of the masses.
As fans around the globe prepare for the game’s most regal tournament, Augusta National Golf Club is back in full force.
Golf loyalists will be glued to their screens this weekend as The Players Championship is set to kick off. Ponte Vedra Beach, FL is the focal point of this week’s action.
One of the PGA’s most entertaining tournaments returns this week. The Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club features some crazy holes that are worth tuning in for.
The 2022 Waste Management Phoenix Open is set to kick off on Thursday, February 10th through the 13th. Though the season is still young, many players are looking to make a statement this weekend.
This week in golf will surely be entertaining as the Farmers Insurance Open kicks off on Wednesday. Fans are eager for top-tier competition in what will be the first full-field tournament this year.
Coming off a strong 2021, including a Masters win, Matusyama continues his reign of dominance.
Golf in 2021 went one of two ways depending on who you ask. If you ask your average PGA Tour fan, they would tell you that last year provided some of the most electric golf seen in the past few seasons. If you asked my playing partner they would tell you that it was unbelievably brutal to watch.
Tiger and Charlie Woods finished second to John Daly and John Jr. in the PNC Championship this past weekend. The future is bright for the PGA Tour.
The RBC Canadian Open was back for the first time since 2019.
The PGA Championship is officially upon us; the second major of the 2022 tour season.
Games have been a part of our culture, or we can say our society, since the beginning. The nature of playing might have transformed, but the reason behind it remains the same.
With galleries at full capacity, the Masters returned to normalcy for the first time in three years. Augusta grounds filled as early as Monday morning, providing little doubt this event would capture the attention of the masses.
As fans around the globe prepare for the game’s most regal tournament, Augusta National Golf Club is back in full force.
Golf loyalists will be glued to their screens this weekend as The Players Championship is set to kick off. Ponte Vedra Beach, FL is the focal point of this week’s action.
One of the PGA’s most entertaining tournaments returns this week. The Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club features some crazy holes that are worth tuning in for.
The 2022 Waste Management Phoenix Open is set to kick off on Thursday, February 10th through the 13th. Though the season is still young, many players are looking to make a statement this weekend.
This week in golf will surely be entertaining as the Farmers Insurance Open kicks off on Wednesday. Fans are eager for top-tier competition in what will be the first full-field tournament this year.
Coming off a strong 2021, including a Masters win, Matusyama continues his reign of dominance.
Golf in 2021 went one of two ways depending on who you ask. If you ask your average PGA Tour fan, they would tell you that last year provided some of the most electric golf seen in the past few seasons. If you asked my playing partner they would tell you that it was unbelievably brutal to watch.
Tiger and Charlie Woods finished second to John Daly and John Jr. in the PNC Championship this past weekend. The future is bright for the PGA Tour.
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