Bob Weeks is a sports journalist for TSN - The Sports Network - Canada. With a focus on national sports coverage, Bob writes articles on a variety of topics including golf, tournaments, player profiles, and equipment reviews. With his extensive knowledge and experience in the field, Bob provides insightful analysis and commentary for Canadian sports enthusiasts.
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Bob Weeks' coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly golf and curling. His articles often provide event coverage and insights into the world of golf tournaments, players, and related industry news.
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By: Bob Weeks
The Internationals must regroup for an away game in Chicago in two year’s time. Once again, they will attempt to find some magic that will let them snuff out the winning streak held by the Americans. It won’t be easy, and the questions will rise again for the next captain.
Most days, golf is a hard game. Getting the ball into the hole can seem like a near impossibility, filled with bad shots and bad breaks.
For the first time in a long time, Adam Hadwin is preparing for winter.
By: Bob Weeks
As Adam Hadwin prepares for the 2025 PGA Tour season he's hoping to see if a change in his swing will help as he moves from the practice tee to the first tee.
By: Bob Weeks
Rory McIlroy is going to play less golf in 2025, reportedly dropping the number of events from 27 to 20. However Canadian golf fans can exhale as it appears the national championship is still on his schedule.
Rory McIlroy is going to play less golf in 2025, reportedly dropping the number of events from 27 to 20.
This season, Pick Six is not only going to give you six selections – as the name suggests – but also a few other picks each week. Hopefully they’ll add to your thinking before you head over to FanDuel.
The PGA Tour shifts islands in Hawaii for the season’s second stop at the Sony Open, moving from Maui to Oahu. Last week, we managed to start the season off with a couple of winners. We had Sungjae Im finishing inside the top 10 and Taylor Pendrith, who notched the eighth albatross of his career, ending up in the top 20.
Last Week: We hit on two picks with Keegan Bradley finishing inside the top 20 as well as Stephan Jaeger winding up as low German in one of our props.
Torrey Pines may be one of the best municipal facilities in the U.S. Both the North and South courses provide a strong challenge and each golfer plays both over the first two days before moving exclusively to the South for the weekend.
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