Excuse the SPOILER ALERT, but if you’ve watched Season 2 (or even Season 1) of Netflix’s “Full Swing,” then none of what you’re about to hear will be new information. Matt Fitzpatrick has a younger brother named Alex Fitzpatrick who is also a tour pro. Matt Fitzpatrick is a very analytical tour pro. Alex Fitzpatrick Read more…
Three sets of brothers—the Fitzpatricks, the Hojgaards and the Coodys—will tee it up at this week’s Zurich Classic, making for the three most obvious teams in the PGA Tour’s annual team event. But how do the rest of these partnerships come about? As Michael Kim explains, “It’s kinda like asking someone out on a date.” Read more…
Since switching to a team format in 2017, the Zurich Classic of New Orleans has established itself as one of the PGA Tour’s unique events. It’s also the tournament you’re most likely to see some unexpected faces. Last year it was the combo of David Duval and John Daly playing together and finishing dead last Read more…
The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and one of the best celebrity golfers around claims to have played about 500 rounds with Scheffler through the years. And in all that time, he says he’s never seen Scheffler shoot in the 70s. Ever.
The 2020 US Open winner, current LIV Golf star and content creator shared video of him playing a par 5 with a set of junior clubs. That is, four clubs. And he only needed two of them.
Scottie Scheffler continued his machine-like dominance of the PGA Tour on Monday, finishing off a rain-delayed final round to win the RBC Heritage by three shots. He then shared his victory celebration plans, which were, predictably, just as machine-like. RELATED: Cameras catch Scottie’s amazing reaction to Bryson’s hole-out Scheffler’s win was his fourth in his Read more…
A 20-percent drop in Masters TV ratings year-over-year has people wondering it means for the sport’s popularity. Are fans sick of the whole PGA Tour vs. LIV drama? Do fans miss seeing Tiger Woods playing often and well? Or was it just a result of changing viewing habits and the 2024 tournament not finishing on Read more…
The emergence of LIV Golf has caused unprecedented fracture and turmoil at the top of the men’s game these past few years. But lost amid all that is one very important question: Does pro golf have room for TWO “postmans”? RELATED: Scottie Scheffler’s putting coach dunks on internet troll This question actually pre-dates any LIV Read more…
If you’ve followed the American junior golf circuit over the past couple years at all, you’ve probably heard the name Miles Russell. If you haven’t, this is name golf fans might want to learn. Quickly.
Gordon Sargent, the world’s top-ranked amateur golfer, announced on Thursday that he’ll be returning to Vanderbilt for his senior season. It was a decision that thrilled his teammates and coaches, but surprised others. After all, Sargent had already earned his PGA Tour card for the rest of this season and next year. Was he really Read more…
Standing 6-foot-3 and weighing more than 200 pounds, Neal Shipley was already, literally, a big man on Ohio State’s big campus. But after returning to Columbus from the 2024 Masters as the tournament’s low amateur, the term works figuratively as well. RELATED: Neal Shipley explains those weird viral videos from Masters Sunday And, not surprisingly, Read more…
Neal Shipley will officially go down as the low amateur at the Masters but, unofficially, he was also the high golfer in terms of viral moments from Sunday at Augusta National.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Max Homa picked up his son, Cam, gave him a big hug, and handed him a golf club out of his bag. All smilles after a pressure-packed Sunday at the Masters, it was a masterclass in perspective. But moments later when Homa met with the media, it was clear this was a Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Ludvig Aberg had to feel on top of the world as he made the turn on Sunday at the Masters. After draining a long birdie putt on No. 9, the 24-year-old (briefly) held the outright lead on a beautiful day at Augusta National as he walked to the 10th tee chomping on Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — By any measurement, a dream week at the Masters for Neal Shipley concluded with a dream Sunday. The Ohio State grad student who earned his invite to Augusta National by finishing runner-up at last year’s U.S. Amateur finished as the tournament’s low amateur and played with—and beat—Tiger Woods during the final round. Read more…
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