Author: Don Yaeger
As I write this, a handful of golfers have a legitimate chance later today of hoisting one of the most coveted of all trophies in golf. He will lift the Claret Jug to his lips, and drink deeply of victory and triumph. He will have won the British Open. The other 155 players who started this tournament last Thursday will toast with plain, regular-sized mugs, drinking the bitter ale of loss. One has to wonder, why...
Your Daily Dose of Greatness
“On the days that seem the hardest, you’ll remember that – by an inch or a mile – forward momentum is the only requirement.”
Rachel Hollis | New York Times Best-Selling Author
Greatness Never Complains: Brooks Koepka Wins The U.S. Open
Brooks Koepka won the U.S. Open for the second year in a row on Sunday, only the seventh golfer in the 123-year history of the U.S. Open to do so, and it was anything but easy. The wailing wind played havoc with drives as the hard greens, dried from lack of water, sent anything but the perfect putt soaring into the rough. Shinnecock Hills proved to be a challenge this year and the scores proved it. In a sport where...
Learning From The NFL Draft: How To Hire Superstar Performers
As a leader, the week of the NFL Draft is one of my favorite weeks. Not because I care if a team is going to pick a player I like, but because I know that NFL teams will spend millions of dollars on what they believe to be player research, only to find, at an unbelievable rate, that their carefully selected draft picks fail in three years or less. It’s sad and funny at the same time…but I’m encouraged because it...