Rex Hoggard

Editorial Staff

Rex Hoggard is a veteran sports writer and a senior writer for GolfChannel.com, serving as a beat writer for golf’s professional tours. Hoggard handles breaking news, features and opinion stories and contributes to the network’s news reporting team on-site at PGA Tour events and at golf’s major championships.

In addition to his writing contributions for the network, he serves as a co-host on Morning Drive.

Before joining Golf Channel, Hoggard accumulated more than 15 years of journalism experience, including nine years at Golfweek Magazine. He began his career at the Orlando Sentinel, then worked as a staff reporter for the Highline News in Washington before joining Golfweek in 1999. Hoggard also served in the United States Marine Corps from 1986-’90.

 

 

ARTICLES BY Rex Hoggard

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    As much as we pine for a Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson title bout this Sunday at Augusta National, the odds and history ' and every bookmaker with an ounce of common sense ' have another plan.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Golf's ultimate symbol of achievement ' the green jacket ' lives a life of its own each year.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Win or lose Sunday at the Masters Tournament, a player's life is forever changed.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Win or lose Sunday at the Masters Tournament, a player's life is forever changed.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Winds are blowing strong this week, but Carolyn Bivens and company are standing firm in our Cut Line.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Davis Love III didn't make the Masters field. Sometimes the numbers just don't add up.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Its funny how the speed-bump-on-the-way-to-Augusta-National has been transformed from a non-starter to a star-studded gathering that includes eight of the top 10 players in the world.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    With so many Tour players residing in the state of Florida, the driving ranges have to be good. We found the best five.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Tiger Woods wasnt dead as he slapped his wedged into his golf bag adjacent Bay Hill Club & Lodges 14th hole, but he was dying , dejected and decidedly not in control. As the shadows inched long across the cool grass, the world No. 1s title chance were getting short.

  • BY Rex Hoggard  — 

    Michelle Wie may have survived the cut in Phoenix, but she missed it big time in Cut Line.