There were plenty of unexpected developments during an exciting men’s golf competition at the Tokyo Olympics, but a bronze medal being worth more than a gold one is probably a plot twist that not too many people saw coming.
When the parents of an Olympic athlete look at a child competing on the world’s biggest stage, they’re usually overtaken with pride. When Cameron Smith’s mum looks at him this week, though, she’ll be feeling something else as well.
Have a look at this ridiculous scorecard that also includes a pair of double-bogeys to start, six other regular, boring bogeys, and a rare octuple(!)-bogey on No.12, where Li made a 12 on the par 4
Oosthuizen spoke to reporters at a press conference ahead of this week’s 3M Open, where he’s getting right back to competition. And he explained why he didn’t talk to any media after The Open’s final round.
The PGA Tour confirmed no one has ever scored better than Garrigus did for one hole across a tournament since detailed stats began being kept in 1983. It couldn’t say if it had been done before that.
You probably arrived at this post thinking our patented “This is it” headline (Copyright Christopher Powers) is a bit hyperbolic. Well, you’d be wrong. Because this actually is it. This is the worst putt in golf history. For real.
The global real estate market is absolutely on fire right now, and that’s just for regular, boring houses. So what about buying your own golf course? Well, you might be surprised at the price tag for such a brilliant purchase.
Bryson DeChambeau’s Open Championship odds held steady at 20-1 following his missed cut at the Rocket Mortgage Classic. The odds for who will carry his bag at Royal St George’s next week, however, are a bit more interesting.
After a tough second round at Torrey Pines that left him one outside the cut line, Cameron Smith did a quick interview. Emphasis on “quick,” because it ended rather abruptly after the question in question.
The US Open is at the forefront of golf fans’ minds this week, but a pair of interesting photos suddenly have people talking about the Masters as well.
More than a week after becoming the oldest Major winner in golf history at the PGA Championship, Mickelson is still holding up his huge prize. To have some celebratory beverages, that is.
This flop from Mickelson from a sandy area has the potential to go down as an all-time shot in his legendary career. And combined with CBS’ Verne Lundquist on the call, it’s already an instant classic.
The PGA Tour caddie is making a habit of posting hilarious hotel review videos ahead of Major championships. Well, they’re hilarious for anyone who isn’t directly involved with these establishments.
Australian Golf Digest
