Video: Dufner And Hogan...More Similar Than You Think

No, the Hawk never sported a soul patch but check out this amazing CBS/Konica Minolta Biz Hub Swing Vision analysis by Peter Kostis and posted by the PGA Tour. He may not have won Sunday at Colonial, but his swing is looking pretty Hoganesque.

Also, Dufner threw out a decent first pitch at the Rangers game:

2012 Colonial And Senior PGA Comment Thread

I know the action at Wentworth wasn't enough, what with the first of fourteen senior majors today at Benton Harbors and the historic Colonial National Invitational. But with Jason Dufner going for a third straight win, there is something pretty serious on the line in Texas.

Our Prayers Answered: Kevin Na's Uncontrollable Pre-Shot Drama Miraculously Disappears

I think this means I need to go back and pull up some of the sob stories about this horrible disease that latched itself onto young Kevin Na in a cruel twist of fate. You know, the one he had no control over.

Because miracle of all miracles, Richard Durrett reports that Na played like his normal (slow) self Thursday at Colonial, instead of the offensive and rude wacko that overtook Na's body at the Players.

Na shot even-par 70 on Thursday, his first competitive round since that Sunday at Sawgrass. And considering he was 2 over after five holes here, Na was pleased he managed to get those two strokes back by the time his round finished.

His plodding play at The Players made pace of play a hot topic in the golf world. As soon as that tournament ended, Na vowed to do something about it.

"That was the only thought I had," Na said Thursday. "It wasn't about, 'Oh I need to go work or I need to get rest.' It was, 'I need to change this and this is all I'm going to do and all I'm going to think about and I'm going to get it done.' I'm actually surprised at how quickly I'm doing this."

Na's new routine has no waggles and takes little time. He takes one practice swing when he's at the ball, then puts the club behind the ball, looks at the target, sets his feet, and when he feels comfortable -- and it didn't take him long to feel comfortable Thursday -- he takes the club back and hits the ball.

Praise Our Savior, Dale Lynch!

Update on 2012-05-25 18:30 by Geoff

**Shane Bacon posted this Ryan Palmer video where the tour player does a Na impersonation during a clinic.

Na To Unveil New Pre-Shot Routine At Colonial Minus The Whiffs, False Starts, Hitches And Self-Punishment

Todd Lewis with the exclusive from the Mastercard Colonial. Na's quote: "I got rid of my waggle."

And if you stay tuned to the Golf Channel report long enough, you'll get to see Charlie Rymer give him a round of applause. No tears. Yet.

Video: J.J. Henry's Wedge Ace On The 174-Yard 5th Today

During the final round of the HP Byron Nelson Championship, J.J. Henry aces the 174 yard, par-3 5th hole with a pitching wedge.

Update on 2012-05-21 00:43 by Geoff

**The yardage for Sunday was 153 yards.

Video: Phil's Super Cool Recovery Shot At The Nelson

This was a fun moment from round two at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, with a livelier-than-normal broadcast team including Chamblee, Gogel and McCord essentially betting on the possible outcome of Phil Mickelson's 9th hole predicament.

And as with most Phil recovery shots, Phil got the better of the architect though even by his standards this one was pretty, pretty slick.