Phil Mickelson on Bubba Watson and Using Two Drivers

Phil Mickelson was a legend, and a golf legend, well before he joined Twitter and Instagram. His posts are putting him in a whole other stratosphere as he is absolutely hilarious. This gem of a post is filled with great lines, "cute little cuts" being one of them, after he mocks Bubba Watson for his grizzly "bear" chest hair.

With the #USOpen coming up, it can’t be all about hitting bombs. pic.twitter.com/jwImeqeg4D

— Phil Mickelson (@PhilMickelson) May 30, 2019

The Masters, 2018

I first started watching The Masters in 1987 because I was obsessed with golf and the Augusta National golf course was amazing to watch on television. I remember watching Larry Mize chip in from off the green to win the Green Jacket. My most memorable tournament was the 1988 Masters when I rooted for Sandy Lyle all the way to victory. The iron shot he made on the 18th out of the sand is as clear to me now as it was then.

 Anyway, I still watch The Masters today. They have made it quite easy to watch the Masters each year via their website and the app, which I have downloaded on my iPad. I opened the app today to make sure it was ready for tee off tomorrow, and that beautiful screen appears and it is amazing (this is a scren cap). I'm ready for another Masters. I'll be rooting for Fred Couples and Phil Mickelson, as usual.

Golf on the cusp of new Golden Age

Gold Channel writer Jason Sobel has written an interesting piece about what could be the next great age in golf.

Allow me to expand upon that notion. These aren’t just exciting times; they could be the beginning of golf’s next Golden Age, a period serving as an intersection between those superstars still successfully navigating the back nine of their careers and those still traversing the early journey of the front nine.

Big Bang Theory notwithstanding, most eras are gradually transitioned into. There are rarely singular incidents which marks a definitive passage from one to the next.