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One change to rule them all

Published May 14, 2013

Any sport can be improved upon with simple tweaks to the rules. Here is a list of one change for the major spectator sports that will help each game.

Golf loses with Stricker's semi-retirement

Published Jan. 28, 2013

Madison's Steve Stricker announced at the start of this golf season that he's going into sort of a semi-retirement at the age of 46. He cited his family, and a body that is breaking down after a lifetime of golf. It's an understandable move, but the game of golf is worse off for it.

Say no way to the PGA Tour: Bring on the girls

Published Sept. 18, 2012

Milwaukee's PGA tournament closed its clubhouse in 2009 after decades as a second-rate tour stop and a few years as a third-rate event. There were no stars stopping in Milwaukee. Attendance was almost non-existent. But, I am convinced that Milwaukee could stage a LPGA Tour even that would be one of the best and biggest on the women's tour.

Let's bring the PGA Tour back to Wisconsin

Published Aug. 8, 2012

It's time that the PGA Tour returns to Wisconsin. Can't be done, you say? Then explain to me how the Quad-Cities, a metro market less than a quarter the size of Milwaukee, can sustain a PGA tournament.

Golfer Andy North has seen the progress in melanoma awareness

Published July 18, 2012

Two-time U.S. Open champion Andy North has lived with melanoma his entire life, from his father's struggles with the disease to his own battle. Now, at the age of 62, he's a skin cancer survivor and an advocate for awareness.

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Tiger or Cheetah?

Tiger Woods is a household name. Sure his name has been all over the news these past two weeks, but even before then, Tiger Woods Inc. was something special. How quickly a corporation can crumble. His introductory words “hello world” at his press conference ann...

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