Two pretty exciting golf tournaments took place this weekend, and both ended with some well-known names taking home the victory. At the Singapore Open, your winner was Ian Poulter, who won by one stroke. And at the World Match Play Championship, Ross Fisher took out Anthony Kim in the final to win.

Just wanted to say Happy Halloween to all of my fine readers here at Pro Golf Now!
This is a day where you can actually be your favorite golfer…..if of course you can find an awesome costume of them. Of course, if we could actually acquire their golfing skills when putting the costume on, that would probably be a better deal for all of us.

While we haven’t seen a ton of big names playing here lately, there are several of them competing at the Singapore Open right now, as Ian Poulter has taken the early lead at the tournament.

It’s Monday morning, which means it’s time to take a look back at this weekend’s action at the BMW Championship. Plenty of interesting things to talk about, so let’s get right to it:

Didn’t get a chance to watch much of the action today, as college football got underway. I watch a whole lot of golf, but thought that I’d join in on the college football fever today and watch some games.
However, did see a little bit at TPC Boston, and saw enough to realize that Jim Furyk is playing very well right now. He and Sean O’Hair are your co-leaders after the second round, both at 12-under par.

Well action for the day has completed at Liberty National in New Jersey, with some fairly low scores being posted on the round.
It seems that Sergio Garcia has forgot about that rough final round last week at the Wyndham, as he shares the lead at 6-under par with Steve Marino and Paul Goydos.
We all sort of wondered how Sergio would bounce back after that final round struggle last week, which concluded with the bunker shot that sort of rolled all the way around the hole before stopping an inch short. But it seems as though he has answered that with [...]

Tuesday is just one of those days. All the talk about the previous weekend’s action is starting to fade, and we haven’t really kicked in to full-fledged hype on the upcoming week’s action.
My solution to this? To talk about a whole lot of stuff.
Instead of narrowing it down to one topic today, let’s take a look at several interesting things going on in golf.