Few things are as great as witnessing two golfers dual during the final round of a tournament for the title of champion. There is something about the increasing tension, the momentum changes from shot to shot and hole to hole that render the remainder of the field an afterthought. And as so often happens it is a matter a few key shots and/or a few inches that determines which golfer triumphs over the other.
As I followed the pairing of J.J. Killeen and Jeff Gove during yesterday’s final round of the Nationwide Tour’s Utah Championship at Willow Creek CC this feeling was again reinforced in me and how golf can be so satisfying to the victor and cruelly punishing to the second place finisher.
Entering the final round of the tournament both Killeen and Gove were tied at 16 under par. And while Killeen birdied the opening hole to take an early lead, it was Gove’s 30 foot eagle putt on the 3rd hole which Continue reading








