The bet on Keegan Bradley that never happened

In fishing, you often hear the lament about the one that got away.

When someone gives you a tip at the racetrack, you can decide to go to the windows or keep the money in your pocket.

My buddy Andy Bankuti, whom I consider the Guru of Golf Betting, has some forecasts for the 2022-2023 PGA Tour that could yield you money, especially if you like Keegan Bradley (Srixon Z-Star).

When Scottie Scheffler (Titleist Pro V1) was named the 2021-22 PGA Player of the Year, I immediately thought of my buddy Andy Bankuti.

Photo Credit © Fr3ank33 | Dreamstime.com As I often say, sports is the ultimate reality show.

So it comes down to this.

When Tiger Woods announced recently he was planning to make his latest comeback, I wondered if the golf world and, to an even greater extent, the sports world cared. This will be the second time Woods tries to launch his return to the game through the Hero World Challenge, Nov. 30-Dec. 3, at Albany, Bahamas.

Bobby Charlton loves golf, in particular playing and collecting balls. The 68-year-old retired resident of Collingwood, Ontario, Canada has been playing recreationally for 30 years. He plays about 75 times a year at various courses in North America, has an eight handicap and usually hits the ball straight.

Image Credit: ew.com Read it, roll it and hole it. Those are the simple words from a caddy to a golfer in my favorite golf movie, The Greatest Game Ever Played. There have been numerous movies that Hollywood has created with golf as the theme, some based on actual events, others totally fictional. The fictional ones probably resonate more – Caddyshack, Happy Gilmore, Tin Cup – if only because they are funny, if not totally outrageous. You don’t have to be a golfer or someone who follows golf to like them.