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 Professional who has worked in the golf industry for over 25 years. Formerly representing Augusta National and The Masters Broadcast in Canada behind the camera lens for 11 years, in 2010 he launched Canada’s only National Golf Talk Program (Golf Talk Canada).
Golf Talk Canada host Mark Zecchino says that he is angry at Tiger Woods for throwing away the greatest career in professional golf. Check out the video below. 24 hours after news broke of Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest, Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discuss the impact the incident will have on Woods’ reputation going forward…
The PGA Tour announced several changes to their schedule for the 2018-19 season. The RBC Canadian Open has been moved to early June for 2019 which could help attract bigger names and make it a marquee event on the schedule. Here are the new dates and changes you can expect on the PGA schedule over…
Tomo Bystedt is TaylorMade’s Senior Director of Global Irons and he was at Glen Abbey in Oakville, ON to showcase the new P730 and P790 Irons for Golf Talk Canada host Mark Zecchino.
Adam Hadwin’s first round of the Masters is complete. He shot three over par for a 75; which is good for tied at 43rd. Mark Zecchino spoke with Hadwin following his first round. Check out the video here on TSN.ca Bob Weeks sat down with Hadwin on Tuesday. Here is that interview:
The Web.com Tour announced a change in their corporate sponsorship naming rights and have officially switched their name to the Korn Ferry Tour. Korn Ferry is a corporate management consulting firm based in Los Angeles with over 100 offices and over 7,500 employees. Not everybody is excited about the news. I will *NOT* be referring…
According to a news release from Golf Canada, the RBC Canadian Open will be moving in the PGA Tour schedule and will now take place between June 3-9 in 2019. The 2018 Canadian Open will take place 23-29 at Glen Abbey as per usual but will move to the historic Hamilton Golf and Country Club…
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