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• PGA Top Tournament Performances: WGC Bridgestone Invitational - Firestone Country Club - Akron, OH

  The final WGC Tournament of the season certainly lived up to the tradition built in the short amount of time the WGC series has been around. This was, in a way, old home week at Bridgestone. Actually, this tournament could have been played in 2004 after it all shook out. It was a crazy second round, with the lead changing several times on the back nine. So much so, that one of the players who had a podium finish actually made the "other" Monday list. There was lots of fun golf, and, for... Posted Aug 04 2008, 10:02 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Stuart Appleby, vijay singh, Tommy D, PGA Top Tournament Performances, Lee Westwood

• PGA Top Tournament Performances: U.S. Open - Torrey Pines Golf Club North - La Jolla, CA

  The negatives from the announcing aside, for golf fans (and hopefully from others as well), this was the most compelling U.S. Open I've had the pleasure of watching, potentially ever. I normally try not to give away the three winners in my opening paragraph, but unfortunately I have no choice this week; because I have to apologize for using the top three finishers as the top performances again. However, if you watched the tournament; you know that it's the right call, because not only are... Posted Jun 16 2008, 04:39 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Rocco Mediate, tiger woods, Tommy D, PGA Top Tournament Performances, Lee Westwood

• PGA Weekly Sleepers: WGC-CA Championship - Doral Resort & Spa's Blue Course - Miami, FL

  Doral is one of the mainstays on Tour. They've been coming to this course in Miami for over 50 years, and there's no reason they won't come for another 50 at least. Although it's changed slightly over the years (mostly lengthened); it will always be famous for being the "Blue Monster". Doral is long, technical, and very challenging. Its tree lined; its bunker lined, and its lake lined, with most holes putting a huge lake into play. Weather may become a factor, as the course... Posted Mar 19 2008, 07:44 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: PGA Weekly Sleepers, Robert Allenby, K.J. Choi, Tommy D, Doral, Lee Westwood