“What’s your favourite Masters tradition?” It’s a question that’s been asked many times throughout the years, but one that probably hasn’t been answered quite the way Dustin Johnson did on Wednesday.
A positive COVID-19 test will keep Sergio Garcia from playing in this week’s Masters. It also means the end of a pretty amazing streak in Major championships.
Today’s golfers make more than their predecessors, a fact that’s quite evident if you spend any time perusing a PGA Tour star’s social-media accounts. But it’s always jarring to see just how much more they make. And at this point, Jack Nicklaus might want to look away.
From the Little Brown Jug to the Golden Clam, sports are filled with interesting trophies. But this prize for a certain golf tournament in Australia’s Top End might be the wildest we’ve ever seen. Emphasis on wild.
No two golfers are exactly alike when it comes to preparing for a Major, but Sergio Garcia’s schedule ahead of next month’s tradition unlike any other is going to be a tune-up unlike any other.
Instead of merely betting on the winner, this brilliant/lucky punter parlayed 20 different head-to-head match-ups for one round of the tournament. And wouldn’t you believe it, but he got every single one right.
Good lodging during a Major championship week is usually quite pricey and difficult to come by. Apparently, that hasn’t changed at this week’s US Open – even with no fans allowed at Winged Foot.
If this betting slip is real – and we’re not sure what would motivate anyone to make up such a thing – then this person successfully picked the winners of the PGA Tour’s BMW Championship, the European Tour’s ISPS HANDA UK Championship, and the Korn Ferry Tour Championship.
Johnson, who is playing in his first event since finishing T-2 in the year’s first Major, was finally asked about Koepka’s comments that drew so much attention
Australian Golf Digest
