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Sam Kouvaris2026-05-31 20:58:162026-05-31 23:01:11Back On My Bike: Two Weeks in Italy Following the Giro
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Sam Kouvaris2026-04-15 12:51:532026-04-15 12:51:53Dispatches from Augusta National: Invested in Rory, Part Two
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Sam Kouvaris2026-04-12 18:44:312026-04-12 18:48:05Dispatches from Augusta National: How Did You Watch The Masters?
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Sam Kouvaris2026-04-10 19:52:032026-04-11 11:55:27Dispatches From The Masters: Augusta National and The Masters
Why are we still so invested in Rory? Through his ups and downs, golf fans live every moment. He might not be
#1 in the world, but he is the face of golf.
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After moving into a tie for the lead at The Masters with a third round 65, Cam Young looked to be poised to win his first Major. After an opening 40 on the front nine of the first round, The Players c...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
How did you watch the Masters Tournament ? The way the tournament has been presented has evolved over the years, but the titans of sports journalism have shaped the narrative for nearly the last 100 years.
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There have been numerous iterations to accommodate the media covering The Masters at Augusta National. Bobby Jones considered the media an integral part of The Masters tournament, once saying that the...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Playing Augusta National and playing in the Masters are two different things. And the same with the parts in attendance. From practice rounds to tournament rounds, things change
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Every competitor who’s ever played in the Masters will tell you; no matter how much you practice, no matter how early you get to Augusta National, the golf course is completely different when you te...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you laugh every time a reporter asks, "How does it feel?" I'm with you. But playing at Augusta National in The Masters Tournament is all about how it "feels.
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It always drives me crazy and now it kind of makes me laugh when some reporter asks, “How does it feel? “Every athlete says, “It feels amazing! Unbelievable!” Or if I’m in a press conference...1 CommentsComment on Facebook
If being at Masters Tournament is where everybody wants to be this week, getting to Augusta can be an adventure in itself. And enlightening. My 45th trip through Georgia to a spot on Washington Road
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I’ve made this drive a hundred times. Maybe two hundred. From my first trip in 1979 from Charleston to this year from Ponte Vedra Beach, it never gets old. Driving to Atlanta is all about interstate...4 CommentsComment on Facebook
Gotta love Montana!!! Snowed twice in two days at the cabin during a heat wave. #playerschoicecbd.com #playerschoiceoutdoors.com
Mooch and I discussed the Growler mishap at Mountain Home yesterday.
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There's a report that the @jaguars have won their arbitration against that buffoon Urban Meyer. He was suing the team for $30M after they fired him for "cause." He had one motivational technique and that was fear. But he didn't scare anybody: players, coaches or the media.
