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Cameron MorfitSenior Writer, GOLF Magazine Cameron Morfit has been covering the PGA Tour for 10 years, first with Sports Illustrated and now with GOLF Magazine. Between Bubba Watson and Tom Watson, he is slightly closer in age to Bubba but looks a lot more like Tom. He plays like neither, and has written profiles of Watson (Bubba, not Tom), Phil Mickelson, Lee Trevino, Greg Norman, Jim Furyk, Colin Montgomerie, Jonathan Kaye, Pat Perez, Jerry Kelly and Casey Martin, among others. |
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Paul Azinger alters U.S. Ryder Cup selection process
(Published: 01-Sep-2008) Paul Azinger altered Team USA's selection process — most notably awarding himself four wild-card picks — in hopes of assembling a hotter squad. But will it work? [Tours & News]
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Mighty Casey is back at bat
(Published: 01-Sep-2008) Four years ago, Britain's Paul Casey ripped Americans in an interview with a British tabloid. Some of his words were twisted — and some of them weren't — but either way, Casey says he's not the guy you think he is. [Tours & News]
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Azinger and Faldo: A Dynamic Duo
(Published: 01-Sep-2008) Paul Azinger and Nick Faldo are as different as they are the same [Tours & News]
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5 Tough Questions for... Paul Azinger
(Published: 01-Sep-2008) [Tours & News]
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Phil Mickelson is key to the U.S. winning the Ryder Cup
(Published: 28-Aug-2008) If you want the United States to win the Ryder Cup next month, you'd better start cheering for Phil Mickelson immediately. [Tours & News]
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In year two, the FedEx Cup is already lost in the shuffle
(Published: 21-Aug-2008) The FedEx Cup is already lost in the shuffle in its second year of existence. [Tours & News]
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Curtis leads with one round to go
(Published: 10-Aug-2008) [Tours & News]
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PGA Tour players complain about Oakland Hills at PGA Championship
(Published: 09-Aug-2008) Lee Westwood was the first to complain about Oakland Hills, now even the contenders are piling on. [Tours & News]
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Karlsson and the 'Other Singh' lead early starters; Mickelson is two back
(Published: 07-Aug-2008) [Tours & News]
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Azinger's changes assure a productive Ryder captaincy regardless of results
(Published: 06-Aug-2008) Paul Azinger's radical changes ensure a productive captaincy regardless of how the Ryder Cup turns out. [Tours & News]
