You can argue over who should have made the US Ryder Cup team for days, but there’s no debating the golfer who took his rejection hardest on Tuesday. That would be Keegan Bradley, who sadly was on the wrong end of captain Zach Johnson’s phone calls on Tuesday.
This week’s European Challenge Tour event is using an artificial mat on one of the holes. You don’t see that every week in pro golf. Heck, you don’t see that ever, really.
Justin Thomas has traditionally made a personal list of goals ahead of each PGA Tour season and tracked the results, but this year he decided to track something else as well. And the results are pretty crazy.
Todd shot four-over to finish T-41 in the 50-man BMW Championship field. But the way he arrived at that score caused one man – Todd’s Australian swing coach Bradley Hughes – to be curious.
There is nothing that can bring a golfer down after making a hole-in-one. At least, that’s what I imagine as someone who has never been fortunate enough to make an ace. But one random and completely irrelevant response from a golfer’s wife just might have done the trick.
The Englishmen got into a testy Twitter spat over the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league with Pepperell eventually pointing out that Westwood got paid £100,000 last week for “playing like a turnip”.
One Michigan alum is set to have the thrill of a lifetime when he tees it up with Wolverine legends Tom Brady and Jim Harbaugh. He just paid a lot for the privilege. He paid a small FORTUNE.
The first and 18th holes at the Old Course is a magical stretch of golf, but also one that provides plenty of pressure. It’s common to have pretty big galleries watching golfers start and finish their rounds there—even if they’re not named Harry Styles. Plus, there’s all the history. Oh, the history.
This is a pivotal week for Justin Thomas, who is both trying to qualify for the FedEx Cup Playoffs and play himself (back) onto Team USA for the upcoming Ryder Cup.
Gary Ellis, 38, admitted in court overnight that he used threatening or abusive words or disorderly behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress
It was an eventful first round for Nick Hardy at the 3M Open, but ultimately a successful one. He just needs to replace one of his clubs before Friday.
It was a brutal start for Perrine Delacour at the Amundi Evian Championship on Thursday as the Frenchwoman playing in her native country began the tournament seven over thru eight holes. But on her ninth hole, she finally had something good happen. And it led to one of the best on-course celebrations of the year.
In the wake of a cheating incident on the PGA Tour Canada last week, Michael Kim has revealed “the closest thing to cheating I personally dealt with” during his decade-long pro career.
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