Q&A: Jonathan Huberdeau More Than A One-Timer
The left wing and franchise leader in career assists and points gets in about 50 rounds of golf a year – most in the off-season – and will be vital as the Panthers plan playoff progress
Q&A: Sports Life Fits Kanell To A Tee Former FSU star had all-star access as a kid, used to play catch with Dan Marino
Former FSU star Danny Kanell talks about his career on the field and behind the mic, his start in golf and playing catch with Dan Marino as a kid.
Celebrity Q&A: Conine Always An All-Star From driving in runs to raising funds, Mr. Marlin makes South Florida better
Jeff Conine has gone from driving in runs to raising funds, Mr. Marlin makes South Florida better
Celebrity Q&A: Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes
Belle Glade native Santonio Holmes, a Super Bowl MVP with the Steelers, played a round with Jerry Rice in 2008 and caught the golf bug
Celebrity Q&A: Dolphins’ Tight End Anthony Fasano
The retired pass-catched has ‘A stable base and a short, compact swing,’ and gives back to his community through his foundation and First Tee of Broward
Q&A: NFL Star Patrick Peterson
The Pompano Beach Ely graduate and Arizona Cardinals star has been to 7 Pro Bowls and carries a 2.7 handicap
He’s A Real Stand-Up Golfer
Craig Dolch gets to know Larry The Cable Guy to find out the state of his game, his favorite club, and his dream foursome.
Q&A: Ray Allen still making plenty of 3s
Former Heat 3-point specialist Ray Allen handles himself quite well on the court, carrying a handicap “between a 0 and a 1.”
Where should Ray play?
Former Miami Heat guard Ray Allen was featured in the Celebrity Q&A in our March issue, and although he loves golf, he’s not very high on the options in this area. Let us know, what is your favorite course and why?
Q&A: Mardy Fish’s Excellent transition from court to course
When health issues drove tennis star Mardy Fish into retirement almost a decade ago, not long after he had supplanted Andy Roddick as the top-ranked American, Fish turned to an…
Golf Was A Major Reason For Smoltz’s Baseball Success
John Smoltz wasn’t content to just be an All-Star starting pitcher. He won 157 games in his first 12 seasons with the Atlanta Braves, highlighted by his Cy Young Award…