Sangmoon Bae's Military Plight, The Good And The Bad
/The good news? The 54-hole co-leader at The Barclays could win
Read MoreWhen you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
Correction: Koepka Did Earn Presidents Cup Points
/I know how the Presidents Cup dynamics are constantly in your hearts and minds so it is with my deepest apologies for passing along incorrect information. It regards Brooks Koepka's non-member days not counting toward his Presidents Cup standing. I regret not having fact checked the blog post I linked to.
In fact, Koepka is credited with Presidents Cup points dating back to start of the qualifying period, the 2013 BMW Championship.
However, I do stand by the rest of my views that the PGA Tour needs to reconsider how it treats "non-members" who make the playoffs but don't make the playoffs, and consider the long term ramifications on college golf if there is a view that players can't finish the school year without harming chances of making the playoffs of either tour. (WGC winner Shane Lowry could have been part of the venting too, but I'm more concerned by the route from elite college player to tour.)
Presidents Cup (Drama?): Finchem Caves To The World!
/The excitement can only build from here since there is none.
Read MorePresidents Cup Points Glitch News Prompts One And One Question Only: There Is A Presidents Cup This Year!?
/An unbylined AP report says Robert Streb and Charley Hoffman
Read MorePrice & Haas For '15 Prez Cup, Couples & Choi Get Cart Keys Too
/Interesting setup for the 2015 Presidents Cup in South Korea, as Nick Price
Read MoreTiger Runs "Out Of Gas" & Schedules Only Get Worse From Here!
/It was a pretty shocking admission for physical specimen Tiger Woods to say his Tour Championship second round fell apart because he "just ran out of gas" and calling the ResetCup series of events (even with a week off) "a long grind." (Mark Lamport-Stokes reports.)
And guess what? The 2013-14 season starts in three weeks and next year's playoffs do not include a week off. But there is a week after the playoffs so you can rest for the Ryder Cup in Scotland.
In 2015 the Presidents Cup, presumably soon after the FedExCup, will be in Korea on the moundiest looking course you'll ever see.
And do we even want to talk about the mess that is 2016? Ewan Murray did in assessing (and agreeing) with Woods' complaint about fatigue.
Woods was right to point to a condensed schedule from the Open Championship to this, the climax of the FedEx play-off events. He also predicted that matters will become even more hectic in 2016, when golf returns to the Olympic Games in Rio.
It's going to be fascinating to watch the stars getting older while Commissioner Blankfein's vision for non-stop golf plays out.
Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea And Its Mounds Land '15 Prez Cup
/Look at those mounds! And that width! 
The description from the press release announcing the 2015 Presidents Cup venue selected by the PGA Tour:
Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea features a par-72, 7,413-yard Signature Golf Course designed by the Golden Bear, and offers world-class amenities, including an award-winning, 60,000-square-foot clubhouse. For The Presidents Cup 2015, the course has undergone some minor renovations and the holes rerouted to accommodate hospitality and the match-play format. Songdo IBD is a joint undertaking by Gale International, POSCO E&C, and Incheon City and a model of international collaboration. Songdo IBD is globally recognized as the world’s foremost smart, sustainable city-scale development. In 2012, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) selected a site in Songdo as the home for the GCF Secretariat. It is believed that many of the sustainable infrastructure and technological innovations being pioneered in Songdo will be applied to GCF-funded projects in developing nations.
