To say they wasted no time would be an understatement: Ryder Cup Europe executives removed Henrik Stenson as their captain for next year’s event even before he was announced as a new LIV Golf recruit.
Golfers looking to pin-point where gains can be made in their putting performance and practice methods are set to benefit from another groundbreaking software feature being launched by Arccos – a pioneer of big data and Artificial Intelligence for golf.
Standing five shots back of third-round leader Scott Piercy after 54 holes, Tony Finau was asked about his chances headed into Sunday at the 3M Open. Finau, a tour veteran, knew the deal.
A former PGA Tour player and three-time winner on the PGA Tour Champions, McCord used his wry humour and irreverence to carve out a successful broadcasting career with CBS Sports over four decades starting in 1986.
Australia’s greatest Major champion has won her first event in more than eight years, taking out the Senior LPGA Championship in Kansas by four strokes.
LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan told The Times of London that she would “take the call” if LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman ever wanted to talk to her about the LPGA.
The bump in MyGolf registrations over the past month means that Golf Australia and the PGA of Australia are well on their way to meet their target of more than 30,000 total registrations for the year.
For the 29th time an Australian enters a Major championship as the defending champion and for Minjee Lee, it is the first of two inside the next 12 months.
Henrik Stenson confirmed in a statement that he is defecting to LIV Golf following Wednesday’s announcement that he had been stripped of his European Ryder Cup captaincy, while claiming he made efforts to keep the honorary role.
After a prolonged and increasingly loud period of speculation, Henrik Stenson, who was named captain of the Old World side in Italy for next year in March, has been relieved of his duties.
They forgot the KITCHEN SINK! That’s it – that’s all that is missing from Callaway’s new Tour Performance truck that’s quickly becoming the talk of the tour.
The festivities were exactly how Smith wanted: beers flowing, Australian bands like Cold Chisel and INXS blasting pub classics on speakers and caddies far outnumbering tour players.
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