PSN Analysts: Jeff Shain, Paul Daly, Jan Stephenson
Jeff is PSN’s managing editor, freelance writer/broadcaster and weekly contributor to PGATour.com. He has covered golf for nearly two decades, including stops at the Orlando Sentinel, Miami Herald and The Island Packet in South Carolina.
Paul is publisher of Pro Golf Weekly, a new digital golf magazine focusing on the professional tours with news, analysis and data-driven graphics.
Jan claimed three LPGA majors in the early 1980s, winning 16 times in all while bringing glamor to the women’s game. She’s now one of the few women in the course-design business.
Greg DePalma, Jeff Shain and Pro Golf Weekly‘s Joel Cook review Justin Thomas‘ closing flourish that brought PGA Championship glory and review the Wyndham Championship that will lock in the field for the FedExCup playoffs. While Henrik Stenson and Kevin Kisner are among a few big names in Greensboro, the real focus is on the 125-man cutoff line for playoff eligibility.
The final event of the FedExCup regular season takes place in Greensboro, N.C., as the main interest lies in all those either seeking to get into next week’s playoffs or playing to improve their playoff positioning.
The Wyndham Championship, which for the past decade has stood as the PGA Tour’s final event before the FedExCup playoffs, offers a final chance to get into the top 125 in the points race and claim a spot in the playoff field.
Golf: With the last of golf’s major trophies now in Justin Thomas’ possession, focus shifts this week to a pair of cups – the PGA Tour’s playoff push and the LPGA’s transatlantic showdown.
Weekly point totals, rules and team rosters for PSN’s season-ending 11-event fantasy golf game.
Greg DePalma, PSN managing editor Jeff Shain and Joel Cook from Pro Golf Weekly look ahead to the final round of the PGA Championship, where Quail Hollow’s daunting “Green Mile” finishing stretch stacked up victims Saturday and will have a big say in Sunday’s eventual winner. Kevin Kisner takes a one-shot lead into Sunday, with Louis Oosthuizen the only man under par who has a major title already.
Greg DePalma, PSN managing editor Jeff Shain and Joel Cook from Pro Golf Weekly examine the first two days of the PGA Championship and how wet weather may have changed the outlook during Friday’s second round. Hideki Matsuyama, taking advantage of softer conditions, now shares the lead with Kevin Kisner with more rain in the Saturday forecast.
Greg DePalma, Jeff Shain and Pro Golf Weekly‘s Joel Cook dive deep into the PGA Championship, where the career Grand Slam quest of Jordan Spieth goes up against Rory McIlroy‘s mastery at Quail Hollow Club. Hideki Matsuyama also is in the conversation after last week’s impressive triumph at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational.
The PGA Championship brings a captivating 2017 major championship season to its finish this week at Quail Hollow Club. After the intrigue presented by the year’s first three majors, there’s hope and promise that the finale will be just as unforgettable.
Golf: While Jordan Spieth seeks the career Grand Slam this week, the PGA Championship announces a move to May starting in 2019. The domino effect sends The Players back to March.
