Brooke Henderson 2017 year in review
What a year for Brooke Henderson.
She already has five career wins on the LPGA Tour and sits second behind Sandra Post for most career wins by a Canadian. Keep in mind that she is still just 20 years-old.
Similar Posts
Graham Delaet surging at the PGA Championship
Graham Delaet heads into the final round of the 2017 PGA Championship tied for seventh after he fired a blazing 68 on Saturday. The 35 year-old has never won on the PGA Tour and sits five shots back of the leader Kevin Kisner but it was Delaet who was the talk of the town on…
TaylorMade M CGB Irons product launch
TaylorMade announced the release of their latest set of irons that has the golf world buzzing. Tomo Bystedt is TaylorMade’s Senior Director of Global Irons and he was at Glen Abbey in Oakville, ON to showcase the latest products from TaylorMade. Mark Zecchino had the chance to speak with Bystedt and test out the new…
New rules of golf start January 1, 2019
The new rules of golf come into effect January 1, 2019. One of the major points of contention is that players will now be allowed to putt with the pin in or out. The new rules are supposed to help speed up the game of golf but what if player No.1 wants the pin out…
Brooke Henderson wins back-to-back titles in Hawaii and makes history
21 year-old Brooke Henderson from Smith Falls, ON continues to make history. Henderson won the 2019 Lotte Championship in Hawaii finishing the tournament at 16-under par which was four shots better than second place finisher Eun-Hee Ji. The win in Hawaii was Henderson’s second consecutive Lotte Championship and her eighth career LPGA win which ties…
Golf TV ratings are down
There have been reports of doom and gloom in regards to golf TV ratings at the four major tournaments in 2017. According to Sports Media Watch: Final round coverage of The Masters earned a 7.6 overnight rating on CBS Sunday afternoon, down 11% from last year (8.5), down 21% from 2015 (9.6), and the lowest…
Rookies at Augusta who have a shot at winning The Masters
The big names in golf like Tiger, DJ, Phil, Rory & Sergio have been the focus heading into The Masters in 2018. However, there are a number of rookies at Augusta who have a legitimate shot at sliding on the green jacket. Golf Talk Canada hosts Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discussed a few names…