Dan Reardon
REARDON: Grow The Game
I suppose all sports look at opportunities to expand their rosters, but I can attest that golf has been looking at this concept for as long as I can remember.
REARDON: Downturn At The Golf Course?
In this year’s annual issue of the St. Louis Post Dispatch Golf Guide Dan O’Neill’s lead article details how the downturn in the economy has echoed through the local golf community. The operative theme is “down.”
REARDON: Echoes Of Martha Burke
People in Augusta will tell you that they believe if there had never been a Martha Burke, there would already be a woman on the membership roles at Augusta National. They will also tell you that every time someone tries to force the club into action they delay the process even more.
REARDON: “Bubba Mania” Is Upon Us
It happens every once in while in sports – a phenomenal moment turns into a momentary phenomenon and then we wait to see if it lasts.
REARDON: Out the Gates at the Masters
With a pink driver and a swing out of Happy Gilmore, can Bubba Watson cash in on his Masters win with traditional post tournament deals?
REARDON: Masters Notebook
Hidden behind a privacy fence along the walkway from the fifth hole entrance gate at Augusta National is the newest and by reputation the most opulent addition to the Masters infrastructure.
REARDON: Masters Notebook
They filled out the group with the Honorary Starters for round one. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player hit opening drives.
REARDON: Tiger, The Cub and the Rest of the Litter
KMOX’s Golf Editor looks into the winning possibilities at the Masters.
REARDON: It’s A Tie
I said then and repeat now that even if Tiger Woods should recapture his magic and go on to surpass Jack Nicklaus’ 18 major win total, he will have done it against the most mediocre crop of golfers in my lifetime.
REARDON: Belly Aches
If you want to get better at golf, practice your game, don’t buy it with a belly putter.
