Golf Twitter darling Michael Kim was on top of the golf world on Sunday after winning the French Open. But a big victory celebration had him bracing for a potential ‘brutal’ hangover on Monday. Hey, that’s the cost of doing business. Or, something like that. RELATED: Michael Kim’s perfect reaction to being knocked out of Read more…
Thanks to the adrenaline that comes with playing for your country—or contintent in Europe’s case—the Ryder Cup has become one of golf’s most electric competitions in recent decades. Having the 1991 installment garner the nickname “The WAR by the Shore” only added to the drama. Same with “The BRAWL by the Mall (of America)” in Read more…
Technically, there are still a couple days of summer left, but for the most part, the best season to play golf is over. OK, so that’s just my opinion from a recent Golf Digest debate. But when it comes to when you can play the most, there’s no debate that summer is the answer. It’s Read more…
The Ryder Cup is one of golf’s most storied competitions, with the 2025 version arguably the most highly anticipated event in the game’s history. But one longtime caddie turned broadcaster thinks there’s a way to “buck tradition” to make it even better. Jim “Bones” Mackay is as familiar with the biennial event as anyone, having Read more…
As the golf world eagerly awaits next week’s actual Ryder Cup, we got a little taste of how exciting team golf can be thanks to a buddies trip version of the biennial competition. The details are scarce on this one, but apparently one dude drained a putt from off the green to win the whole Read more…
In case you haven’t been paying attention, this week’s PGA Tour event is basically doubling as a Team USA Ryder Cup buddies’ golf trip. There are 10 members of Keegan Bradley’s 12-man squad competing in the Procore Championship and the vibes are great in Napa. In fact, Captain Keegan called this “the closest team I’ve Read more…
We’ve seen various viral videos through the years of golfers failing to keep a shot within a practice net, but never one quite like the one currently making the rounds.
There are countless stats that show Scottie Scheffler’s recent dominance. The World No. 1 remains on an extended—and historic—heater that has drawn comparisons to Tiger Woods. But there’s at least one odd hole on his PGA Tour résumé. And Scheffler was reminded about it on Wednesday. Coming off another incredible season in which he won Read more…
Andy Murray keeps, um, serving up golf highlights. The 38-year-old tennis legend has only been retired for a little more than a year, but the celebrity golf circuit better watch out. A two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Murray has now produced two eagles on two famous 18th holes. RELATED: LeBron James proved he’s a golf sicko Read more…
After making it through a long PGA Tour season in good shape, Justin Thomas got hurt less than 10 days into the offseason. It just had nothing to do with golf.
No matter how the 2025 Walker Cup unfolds, it’s hard to imagine any of the young men (and Stewart Hagestad) not considering it a dream week. An extended stay-and-play at Cypress Point? How could it get any better for a golfer? Well, it did for one on Thursday. RELATED: Golf Digest’s Ryder Cup primer Forget Read more…
Kawhi Leonard became one of Twitter’s favorite targets on Wednesday following a controversial report by Pablo Torre that the NBA star and his team, the Los Angeles Clippers, may have circumvented the salary cap. At the root of this report is a “no-show job” that pays Leonard $28 million over four years as long as Read more…
He’s a living golf legend, one of the game’s great folk heroes. To golf fans, he might be more recognizable than some recent PGA Tour winners. Yet he’s never even played a round of golf. It’s been nearly three decades since Jared Van Snellenberg played the role of Happy Gilmore’s first caddie in the original Read more…
Back before every famous athlete and entertainer played golf, Michael Jordan carried the torch for celebrity golfers everywhere. The NBA legend was never the best of the bunch, but he held a low handicap and he played more than most tour pros. He also played with plenty of tour pros, including, of course, Tiger Woods. Read more…
PGA Tour commentator and former pro Colt Knost thought he had been recognised by a golf fan during a flight home, but instead he was brutally humbled by a group chat.
After a final-round 67 that left him two shots behind winner Thriston Lawrence in Switzerland, Wallace was extra-emotional. In particular, when asked about playing with a potential Ryder Cup spot on the line.
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