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Curtis Strange loves to tell the story about his brother, Allan, and uncle, Jordan Ball, traveling to The Country Club in Brookline, Mass., as he won his first of back-to-back U.S. Open championships in 1988.
Growing up, golf was hard in Little Rock, Miss., for U.S. Amateur finalist Andy Ogletree.
Check out the latest episode of The Jerry Ratcliffe Show, as Hootie catches up with the author of the greatest comeback in UVA football history, Aaron Brooks.
Daily, weekly and premium tickets are on sale now for A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier, which will take place Sept. 9-15 on the historic Old White TPC Course at The Greenbrier.
If you’re a Virginia fan then you already know that Bryce Perkins is special.
When Steve Serrao sank the winning par putt in his semifinal match at the 72nd Virginia State Golf Association Senior Amateur Championship Thursday, he didn’t celebrate with a scream or a wild fist pump.
A few Virginia alums made some noise in their first taste of life in the National Football League last week, while others will continue to try to make a splash as round two of the preseason kicks off this evening.
Charlottesville’s Phil Mahone slipped into the match-play field at the 72nd Virginia State Golf Association Senior Amateur Championship by the slimmest of margins.
Scattershooting around the ACC, while forgetting that today’s Virginia players are even younger than we think …
Eighty-four players entered the 72nd Virginia State Golf Association Senior Amateur Championship. After two days of stroke-play qualifying, only one finished under par at The Omni Homestead Resort’s classic Cascades Course.
Virginia senior Andrew Orischak (Hilton Head Island, S.C.) opened play at the U.S. Men’s Amateur Championship Monday (Aug. 12) in Pinehurst, N.C. Orischak shot 1-over 71 on the Pinehurst No. 4 course and is tied for 41st place.
Mention sophomore wide receiver Tavares Kelly to Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins and his eyes begin to light up with the thought of possibilities.
Virginia senior Andrew Orischak opened play at the U.S. Men’s Amateur Championship Monday in Pinehurst, N.C.
Two-time Senior Open of Virginia champion Buck Brittain of Tazewell posted a 3-underpar 67 on Monday at The Omni Homestead Resort’s Cascades Course to set the pace during stroke-play qualifying at the 72nd Virginia State Golf Association Senior Amateur Championship.
Stick around for the end of this show as Hootie interviews world-renowned ultra athlete Ray Zahab, who has run across the Sahara Desert (documentary with Matt Damon), 111 consecutive days with 40 to 45 miles per day; and braved minus-65 degree temperatures in races in Siberia and other frozen tundras. Hootie also talks UVA football with Dr. David Diduch, who explains the complications of “turf toe,” what it is, how it happens, and what are the recovery times for football players.
Jowon Briggs, a four-star defensive lineman out of Cincinnati, has practiced so well that he has been working with the starters.
NFL Preseason football kicks off for several teams Thursday night, and you can catch all of your favorite former Virginia players in action throughout the rest of the month.
Former Virginia standout Lauren Greenlief and current UVA sophomore Haeley Wotnosky did not advance to match play after 36 holes of stroke play at the U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship.
With all the positives in Virginia’s training camp, including eight starters returning from a nasty defense, one of the ACC’s most dynamic quarterbacks, and having been picked as media favorite to win the league’s Coastal Division, the Cavaliers still have some problem-solving to do.
This week, Hootie talks to Phony Bennett, Chris Dembitz, from the famous Twitter account “If Tony Tweeted,” talking UVA basketball and some of Phony’s famous tweets.