I was listening to ESPN talk radio yesterday and heard one of the talking heads bring up this subject. I thought “Wait a minute, are you crazy?”. But then I listened some more and realized what he was asking. He wasn’t saying Tiger was underrated; he was really asking this question “Can the #1 player in a sport be undervalued?” In regards to Tiger, it’s actually a great question.
July 3rd, 2009 | David Stargel | 0 comments | ContinuedFeatured Article #1
Is Tiger The Most Undervalued Golfer On The PGA Tour?
I was listening to ESPN talk radio yesterday and heard one of the talking heads bring up this subject. I thought “Wait a minute, are you crazy?”. But then I listened some more and realized what he was asking. He wasn’t saying Tiger was underrated; he was really asking this question “Can the #1 player [...]
David Stargel | July 3rd, 2009 | Continued
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It’s US Open time Golfers!
I love the Majors, those four tournaments that seem to bring out the best in all of the PGA Tour golfers. Don’t get me wrong, I love all golf, but I especially love the drama that always seems to come with the big tournaments and so I’m excited about this coming weekend. Fathers Day and [...]
David Stargel | June 16th, 2009 | Continued
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Struggling With Short Wedge Shots In My Golf Game
Golf Nut, I am a relative beginner at golf. I shoot between 105 and 113 or so. But I love the game and am working to get better. One thing that I am really struggling with is my chips around the green. I can’t seem to get these short shorts with my pitching or sand [...]
David Stargel | June 2nd, 2009 | Continued
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Mickelson Suspends Schedule After Wife’s Diagnosis
Phil Mickelson’s wife Amy has been diagnosed with breast cancer, causing Lefty to temporarily suspend his playing schedule on the PGA Golf Tour.
David Stargel | May 21st, 2009 | Continued
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Hitting More Greens, Golfers Let’s Look At The Numbers
I recently saw some numbers about the greens in regulation (GIR) statistics for the pro golfers on the Tour. The average pro hits twelve green in regulations. Wow, don’t we wish we could do that? Now I don’t expect us amateur golfers to compete with the pros, but how can you hit more greens? Read [...]
David Stargel | May 15th, 2009 | Continued





















