
Jeffrey McLane
Eagles Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer
Eagles reporter @ https://t.co/OKPEy1p1qC. Listen to my podcast “unCovering the Birds” https://t.co/fkiRCeNDUr
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4 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
They don’t make short par-3s like they used to. In fact, they pretty much don’t make them at all anymore, at least on the courses designed for current professional golfers. But that doesn’t mean the best in the game don’t appreciate the charm of a 100-125-yard hole, like the miniature, but vexing, No. 14 at Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon Course during the Truist Championship. “I think 14 is an awesome hole, the short par-3,” world No. 5 Justin Thomas said.
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5 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
Shane Lowry could pass for a Kelce brother, with his long beard, affable personality and, um, larger physique. The similarities may have been behind the idea for pairing Lowry with Jason Kelce for the Truist Championship pro-am on Wednesday. But the better match this week at the Philadelphia Cricket Club may be the Irishman and the Wissahickon Course. Lowry shot a low round 5-under 65 on the second day of the Truist to vault into second place.
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5 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
Mike Mayock, the NFL draft analyst, former Raiders general manager, and Philadelphia native tells unCovering the Birds why the Eagles picked who they picked at the top of the draft. Here’s our conversation on Eagles first-round draft pick Jihaad Campbell, the linebacker out of Alabama who was selected 31st overall. What did you think of the move? I had him going No. 9 overall to New Orleans, so by definition from a talent perspective that’s what I think of the move.
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5 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
Philadelphia sports fans like nothing more than a winner, and right now there is no grander winner in the game of golf than Rory McIlroy. The Masters champion drew the largest crowds and loudest roars Thursday during the first round of the Truist Championship, and he didn’t disappoint with an opening 4-under 66 that featured six birdies and booming drives.
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