James Colgan
News and Features Editor at Golf Magazine
Writer @GOLF_com | Best to Bring Home to Mom & Dad ‘15 | Syracuse ‘19 | Huge fan of the underdog.
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1 week ago |
golf.com | James Colgan
Rory McIlroy’s Grand Slam-clinching win at the Masters was, first and foremost, compelling television. But for those in the business of making compelling television, Rory’s win was also something else: a very, very early Christmas present.
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2 weeks ago |
golf.com | James Colgan
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The back side of the Augusta National clubhouse knows where Rory McIlroy’s bodies are buried. It has seen the horrors of the last 17 years; the collapses, the heartbreaks, the dreams and their slow deaths. It has seen the high numbers and low numbers, the back-breaking misses and head-scratching miscues, the roars and the groans. But 15 paces away from McIlroy’s nightmare, the front side of the Augusta National clubhouse knows a very different story.
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2 weeks ago |
golf.com | James Colgan
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The back side of the Augusta National clubhouse knows where Rory McIlroy’s bodies are buried. It has seen the horrors of the last 17 years; the collapses, the heartbreaks, the dreams and their slow deaths. It has seen the high numbers and low numbers, the back-breaking misses and head-scratching miscues, the roars and the groans. But 15 paces away from McIlroy’s nightmare, the front side of the Augusta National clubhouse knows a very different story.
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2 weeks ago |
golf.com | James Colgan
AUGUSTA, Ga. — CBS Golf is a Masters tradition in itself, but as the network readies for its 70th year of Sunday telecasts at Augusta National, a considerable change is lurking in the wings. Former pro golfer and longtime CBS broadcaster Frank Nobilo will step into the booth at the 16th hole at Augusta National — becoming just the third broadcaster to fill the position on the par-3 in the last 40 years.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | James Colgan
News By: James Colgan April 12, 2025 Ken Griffey Jr. is serving as one of the Masters' photographers. Getty Images AUGUSTA, Ga. - Ken Griffey Jr. steadied himself as he stood just above the 2nd green at Augusta National. He'd arrived in this location - fifteen paces to the left of the flag - just seconds earlier, carrying a pair of enormous blunt instruments and the indomitable focus of a bomb technician.
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RT @GOLF_com: Keep your drives at Augusta National away from Rae’s Creek. But not your boats. @jamescolgan26 took a kayak journey into the…
"And I'd do it again" is the only position to take after doing something like this
I believe the U.S. Amateur champion is saying he peed in Rae's Creek today. https://t.co/QqGMkmk5d4
Gary Player to his wife https://t.co/5MdNrt2LAE
I'm fucking crying over this right now. Gary Player gets asked when the last time he ate fast food was. About 2 minutes later he's telling everyone in the interview room that some day they or their wife will die . But life goes on The GOAT ranter https://t.co/YlUBA9FpXR
