Paul Hodowanic is a journalist who primarily writes for the PGA TOUR. His work has also been featured in various publications and media outlets, including the St. Paul Pioneer Press, CBS Radio, Star Tribune, Major League Baseball (MLB), and Sports Illustrated. Paul covers golf-related topics, including tournament updates, player profiles, and predictions for future events.
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Paul Hodowanic's articles predominantly focus on event coverage and sports, particularly golf and the PGA Tour. Given his concentration on event updates and player performance, he may be open to receiving insights related to upcoming tournaments, significant changes in players' strategies or performances, or predictions for future events.
Considering his interest in providing continuous coverage of ongoing golf events such as Q-School updates and previews of future tournaments like the U.S. Presidents Cup, offering expert analysis on player performances could also catch his attention.
As Paul has a US focus but no specific geographic limitation mentioned, pitches should consider relevance to national-level golf events or American players within the PGA Tour circuit.
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Thousands of homes have been destroyed due to the impacts of Hurricane Helene. John Daly’s house was one of them.
By: Paul Hodowanic
The PGA TOUR is back in Utah for the first time in 60 years, and its return to the state will be at a fittingly dramatic course. This week’s Black Desert Champi
The wait was excruciating.
We’ve reached the home stretch of the PGA TOUR season, when you can count the remaining number of official events on one hand but would fill up a notebook tryin
Gary Woodland holes 13-footer for birdie at Shriners Children's Open
By: Paul Hodowanic
The PGA TOUR makes its next international stop of the 2024 FedExCup Fall, heading south of the border to the World Wide Technology Championship at El Cardonal a
By: Paul Hodowanic
Alex Gaugert isn’t sure what emotion hit him first.
Joel Dahmen, Wesley Bryan headline notable names playing for full status
PGA TOUR pros try their best to think only of what’s immediately in front of them – their next tournament, their next round, their next shot. To go any further is a risk of losing focus that could cost them their biggest goals.
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. – Ludvig Åberg hadn’t taken many weeks off since turning professional last summer, so when his surgeons prescribed a month of mandatory downtime this fall, Åberg wasn’t exactly disappointed.
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