The reigning PGA Champion is not content with winning just one major, and being considered a flash in the pan player.
Keegan Bradley is preparing for the Masters with some serious work and ear chewing from two of the best at Augusta.
Jack Nicklaus and Phil Mickelson.
Together, Nicklaus and Mickelson have a combined nine green jackets hanging in the closet. Of course, six for Nickalus and three for Lefty.
Bradley was recently given one of Mickelson's old Masters' yardage books, from Jim Macky. Mickelons's caddy.
I'm sure there is some very valuable information on Augusta National in those pages.
When Jack Nicklaus speaks, people tend to listen to what the 18 time major champion has to say. Regardless of the subject matter.
At his press conference on Tuesday at the Honda Classic. Nicklaus, probably one of, if not the best clutch putters of all-time. Weighed in with his opinion, on one of the hottest topics in professional golf these days -- The long putter.
Recently, the U.S.G.A. has said they are going to be reviewing the status of the long putters in the game today.
Even with one of the governing bodies of golf looking over it's outlook on the much debated long putters. The 'Golden Bear' as always, had an opinion on the matter.
“I’m not offended by it. It's a hard game, people need help” Nicklaus said. “I don’t have an issue one way or another with it.”
The PGA Tour begins it's Florida swing this week, at the 2012 Honda Classic hosted by PGA National.
This year marks the sixth year that PGA National has hosted this event.
The Champions course at PGA National boasts two of the PGA Tour's hardest par-threes of the 206 the players will face all season.
No. 1 and No. 2 on that list to be exact, are holes 15 and 17.
Of course, the course is best known for "The Bear Trap". The three hole stretch from No. 15 to No. 17. A par-three, a par-four and a par-three that combined to be played at 11.178 in 2011, overall.