Turns out, it’s real. And it’s spectacular. Ever since The Times reported an EXCLUSIVE (Yes, they categorized it as such) story that PGA of America president Don Rea did a little karaoke on Saturday night of the Ryder Cup, Golf Twitter has collectively had its fingers crossed that video of the performance would emerge. Well, Read more…
When you’re an NFL insider like Ian Rapoport, the job never stops. Even when you’re on the golf course. Such was the case on Tuesday when the NFL Network and NFL.com reporter got the scoop on the trade sending Joe Flacco from the Cleveland Browns to the Cincinnati Bengals. RELATED: A retiring NHL star shares Read more…
Golf fans got an early Christmas present last year with the announcement that the Skins Game would return in 2025. We’re finally finding out more details of what exactly will play out.
Justin Rose put on an all-time putting performance at last week’s Ryder Cup that included an all-time walk-in putt on Saturday. The guy was making everything he looked at the first two days so it’s no surprise he just started assuming his putts would go in. From no matter where he putted from. Like this Read more…
By now, golf fans are well aware of the verbal abuse showered on Rory McIlroy during the Ryder Cup. And even some beer that got showered near the five-time major champ and his wife. Disgusting stuff.
Whether the 2025 Ryder Cup lived up to all the hype is certainly debatable, but it clearly didn’t meet expectations when it comes to TV ratings. As reported first by Sports Business Journal, Sunday’s coverage across NBC and Peacock (so, including streaming) averaged 3.22 million viewers. That’s the lowest viewership for a US based Ryder Read more…
Rory McIlroy had plenty to celebrate after Europe’s 15-13 win in the Ryder Cup yesterday. But while his team partied, the five-time major champion also found a way to stoke the flames with rival Bryson DeChambeau.
Keegan Bradley faced plenty of decisions this past week at Bethpage Black, but when it was all said and done, he revealed his biggest regret was actually something done before the event started.
The best drama from the first two days at Bethpage Black involved a caddie and a vice-captain having a go at each other. But ahead of Sunday’s singles session, that beef has been quashed.
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — With a clutch 12-foot par putt on Bethpage Black’s 17th hole Saturday morning, Viktor Hovland took a big step toward having the Ryder Cup wind up in Europe’s hands again. But that could also turn out to be the final highlight of the Norwegian’s week. Shortly after, Hovland was a late scratch Read more…
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Phil Mickelson is not at the Ryder Cup, this despite the fact that Keegan Bradley (and many others) predicted he would be the American captain at Bethpage Black. But he weighed in on the proceedings from afar with a prediction that the U.S. players will appreciate. After a rough Saturday morning that Read more…
Michael Reaves/PGA of America FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Moments after losing his afternoon fourball match to conclude a disappointing Friday at Bethpage Black, Bryson DeChambeau lamented how, “Luck is on their side right now,” in reference to his European opponents. Many golf fans may have rolled their eyes at a two-time major champ saying that following Read more…
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — As Tyrrell Hatton studied a birdie putt on the 12th green, the natives at Bethpage Black began to get restless. “Let’s go already!” someone shouted. “Delay of game!” bellowed another fan. Then Hatton waved his putter over the golf ball to swat away a bug and stepped away, causing a chorus of Read more…
Ryder Cup preview week finally, mercifully has ended and everyone is ready for the real thing to start on Friday evening (AEST). But while we eagerly await watching the golfers hit shots that actually matter, it was a fan at Bethpage Black who provided Thursday’s top highlight.
It’s hard to imagine a world in which Scottie Scheffler isn’t the best golfer on the planet, but you could certainly make that case two years ago. Viktor Hovland beat Scheffler at that year’s BMW Championship by shooting a back-nine 28, won the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup the following week and then led Europe Read more…
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — There were no international incidents on Wednesday at Bethpage Black as the world got one step closer to the most hyped event in golf history. And the only chorus of boos didn’t cascade down on any European player, but rather New York governor Kathy Hochul at the opening ceremony. To be sure, Read more…
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