Legg scored the trick goal in 1996, when he was playing for the University of Michigan. That's how the goal, which came in an NCAA tournament game, got its name — “The Michigan.” It's a legal move in the NHL, one that requires elite hand-eye coordination and impeccable timing. Typically, the goal starts behind the net.
Why is it called a Michigan goal? Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras scored another lacrosse-style goal, this time in a game against the Arizona Coyotes on Friday. Read More...
The quality of golf clubs does make a difference, but the change only increases with your skill level. A pro would not play as well with lower quality off-shelf Golf Clubs, but the difference between cheap good quality clubs and more expensive branded clubs for an amateur is not significant.
Do expensive irons make a difference? But the high-end golf clubs must provide some advantages, right? The main difference between high and low-end golf equipment is the shaft and the quality of the materials used. Read More...
Just ask Joe LaCava, Woods' caddie. Woods earned $5.4 million on the tour in 2018, so estimating LaCava's take based on the going rate is fairly straightforward. The caddie likely earned somewhere between $272,192 and $544,384 for the year, on top of the money he earned from weekly salaries.
How much does Tiger Wood's caddy get paid? A caddie makes between $1,500 and $2,500 in base pay per week during golf tournaments, Forbes reports. Read More...