Rob Oller
Sports Columnist at The Columbus Dispatch
Columbus Dispatch sports columnist. Tips, story ideas and feedback welcomed; either DM or [email protected]. John 6:68
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5 days ago |
golfweek.usatoday.com | Rob Oller
DUBLIN, Ohio — Scottie Scheffler appeared in two separate locations simultaneously. As he spoke with reporters in person, a tape-delayed image of him being interviewed on TV in a different room flashed on a monitor in front of him. “I can transport,” he said, smiling. He can indeed.
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5 days ago |
dispatch.com | Rob Oller
Scottie Scheffler appeared in two separate locations simultaneously. As he spoke with reporters in person, a tape-delayed image of him being interviewed on TV in a different room flashed on a monitor in front of him. “I can transport,” he said, smiling. He can indeed. Scheffler, who successfully defended his Memorial Tournament title with a four-shot win June 1, is alive and well in 2025, yet the 28-year-old Texan somehow simultaneously seems to take up similar space in 1930, 1953, 1975 and 2000.
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6 days ago |
dispatch.com | Rob Oller
Australian David Graham, who from a certain perspective became the first and only left-handed golfer to win the Memorial Tournament, has been selected by the Captains Club to be the tournament's 2026 honoree. Graham, 79, first learned to golf left-handed before switching sides at age 14 when a co-worker in the pro shop where he was employed convinced him to make the change.
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6 days ago |
dispatch.com | Rob Oller
Jack Nicklaus played golf three times on his honeymoon – and lived to tell about it. During the June 1 presentation of the Jack Nicklaus Award, given to the nation’s best college golfers, Division II recipient Adam Duncan, who is about to be married, asked the Golden Bear what advice he would give to a new husband who will be traveling the country playing golf. “Is Barbara here?” Nicklaus asked the crowd.
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6 days ago |
golfweek.usatoday.com | Rob Oller
• Jordan Spieth remains a fan favorite at Memorial Tournament despite struggling with his game for a decade• Scottie Scheffler, the current world No. 1, is praised for his consistent ball striking and clubface control, contrasting with Spieth's more erratic style of play. • Spieth acknowledges Scheffler's superior consistency and clubface control, admitting he has never possessed the same level of precision in his game. Everyone wants Jordan Spieth to win the Memorial Tournament.
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