Max Homa is not at Royal Portrush for the British Open, but there’s a good chance more people will get a chance to watch him this week. And they’ll see the PGA Tour star like they’ve never seen him before. That’s because the six-time PGA Tour winner will be making his acting debut in an Read more…
It was a Sunday to forget for Jake Knapp at the Genesis Scottish Open. At one point holding a share of the lead, the 31-year-old faltered to a final-round 74 to finish T-22. But considering he was a links golf rookie, it was still a nice effort overall. RELATED: Chris Gotterup’s hilarious tweet after winning Read more…
Chris Gotterup recorded by far the biggest win of his young career on Sunday by holding off Rory McIlroy at the Genesis Scottish Open. He also earned by far the biggest paycheck of his career for his efforts. The 25-year-old will take home $1.575 million of the $9 million in prize money. (Although, as we Read more…
After a hot start at the American Century Championship, Charles Barkley stumbled to a disappointing weekend in Lake Tahoe. It also meant that he lost a pretty sizeable side bet. The NBA legend opened the “Super Bowl of Celebrity Golf” with an 81, his best score in 30 years of playing in the annual event. Read more…
With “Happy Gilmore 2” set to (finally) release laster this month, golf fans will get to see a bunch of their favourite players show off their acting skills. In the meantime, we got a taste of that with a new commercial for Subway.
It only took a handful of rounds as a pro for Caden Fioroni to create a highlight that will be tough to top for the rest of his career. The recent UNLV grad is making his second start on the PGA Tour Americas at this week’s Bromont Open, where he caught fire during Thursday’s opening Read more…
We’ve seen people find creative ways to smuggle alcohol onto the golf course before. But one guy took this to the next level by installing an entire keg of beer in his bag. Yep, a keg.
A popular PGA Tour winner revealed how much money a top-50 player actually takes home from $US5 million in prizemoney for a season after they pay out expenses and taxes. Here’s how much.
Robert MacIntyre returns to his home country this week as a conquering hero after winning the Scottish Open – not to mention, the Canadian Open – last year. But neither of those career-changing victories might have been possible if the lefty hadn’t righted a bad choice he made a couple years ago.
OK, we’ve seen enough. Rory McIlroy is BACK. Actually, we’ve heard enough. Remember when Rory wasn’t doing as much media earlier this year. And when he was doing media, he didn’t seem to be in great spirits? Well, thankfully, that phase seems to have passed. Because one of the best in the game at pressers Read more…
Most golf fans have never heard of George Bloor. We’re guessing Scottie Scheffler hasn’t either. But the two are penciled in to play a practice round together at next week’s British Open thanks to pro golf’s version of shooting your shot. Bloor, a 29-year-old Englishman, qualified for his first major championship. And while at Royal Read more…
Daniel Brown was brought to tears after winning the BMW International Open on Sunday following the loss of a close friend. The surprise contender at last year’s British Open said his second career DP World Tour title was “for him” and that the victory felt like an “outer-body experience.” But apparently, he also found a Read more…
As one of only six players to complete the career Grand Slam, Rory McIlroy is clearly one of the greatest golfers of all time. But could he have done as well playing at any time? It’s one of those fun hypotheticals, but it’s also a dumb one. Like when people wonder how LeBron James (The Read more…
In what is a tale as old as time, it appears an on-course golf fight broke out over pace-of-play issues. Where this one stands out, however, is by how lopsided it was.
According to “Bunkered”, this will be a two-week partnership at this week’s Scottish Open and next week’s Open Championship while Morikawa continues to look for a long-time solution at caddie.
The 2025 British Open is upon us, which means it’s time to set your alarm clocks early to watch the action. But before the tournament starts, it’s also time to brush up on the real meaning behind some phrases commonly associated with golf’s oldest major championship. Don’t worry, there won’t be a quiz. 1. “Open Read more…
Unless you play fantasy golf or were one of the 15 PGA Tour pros awaiting your fate, you probably didn’t follow too closely what happened on Friday evening at the Rocket Classic. But there was a pretty wild swing involving the cut line near the end of the second round at Detroit Golf Club. And Read more…
The U.S. Open at Oakmont produced arguably the most prolific week of tour pro outbursts ever. There were locker smashes, tee marker smashes and regular old club smashes. But none were quite like the frustrated reaction of one golfer during Friday’s second round of the Rocket Classic. That’s where Stephan Jaeger pulled off not just Read more…
As a PGA Tour caddie, Michael Greller has reached peaks that few others have. The looper has helped Jordan Spieth win three major championships, including a record-setting performance at the 2015 Masters. But his family’s “greatest sports achievement” belongs to his brother. At least, according to Michael. That’s because he’s following around Tom at this Read more…
Masters traditions are like flavors of ice cream: There are many to choose from and everybody has a personal favorite. Yet no matter your preference, they’re all pretty darn good. Among the traditions that resonate most with fans is the annual Champions Dinner, where past winners come together on Tuesday evening of tournament week for Read more…
And then there was one. Men’s major, that is. In 2025. Time flies when you’re having fun, and the year’s first three majors have been a treat with Rory McIlroy (finally) making Grand Slam history, Scottie Scheffler continuing one of the great extended stretches of golf ever and J.J. Spaun pulling off one of the Read more…
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