Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy will face Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth in the latest iteration of “The Match,” sources have told Golf Digest. The news was first reported by The Fried Egg.
Following the conclusion of LIV Golf’s inaugural first season, many questions remain about the controversial Saudi-backed league, including just how different it is from what currently exists in professional golf.
One TikTok star was filmed hit golf balls in plenty of crazy locations at one of the most famous landmarks on the planet. And now she’s in trouble as deep as the Grand Canyon itself.
We’ve heard plenty of tour pro travel horror stories through the years with the airlines usually being the culprit. In this case, however, it was the golfer himself to blame. And we have his wife to thank for blowing up his spot.
We know for certain that Henrik Stenson will not be the 2023 European Ryder Cup captain, a position he was stripped of after signing a deal with LIV Golf in July.
After missing a 30-footer for birdie on No. 16, Jordan Spieth walked to his ball and casually backhanded it. Just one problem: he bricked it. Have a look:
One sports agent will be particularly busy this week after qualifying for the Schwab Cup Playoffs. But before you get your hopes up too much about making a run at the senior tour when you turn 50, we regret to inform you this isn’t your typical sports agent.
If you happened to be perusing a PGA Tour Superstore in South Carolina on Thursday and you thought you saw Shane Lowry, well, your eyes weren’t deceiving you. The 2019 Open champ needed to do some emergency shopping after breaking his putter during the first round of the 2022 CJ Cup.
It’s been nearly two months since Jordan Spieth last played in a PGA Tour event. It’s been nearly a month since we last saw him compete at the Presidents Cup. And yet it didn’t even take one hole of the new 2022-23 campaign to see that he’s already in mid-season form. At least, from an entertainment perspective.
Golf fans wouldn’t expect a World No. 1 and reigning Masters champ to bench his putter. But according to Scottie Scheffler, April’s win at Augusta National was the last time he putted well for four consecutive days.
The world No.2 could get back to No.1 by Monday based on how things play out at the PGA Tour’s CJ Cup. According to OWGR guru @Nosferatu on Twitter, there are two scenarios that would cause this to happen.
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