Tiger Woods vaulted up the Official World Golf Rankings and won a PGA Tour title in 2018, but there’s one more important step he has to take before he’s truly “BACK.” And that, obviously, is to have his own sports drink again.
Scott Gregory introduced himself to golf fans around the world at this year’s US Open with a disastrous first-round 92 at Shinnecock Hills. But if you thought that was the last you’d hear of the young Englishman, then think again.
Harry Kane won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals at the 2018 World Cup, but he shared a different kind of impressive scoring feat on Wednesday.
A trying year for Lexi Thompson has taken one final twist ahead of this week’s LPGA season finale. Thompson and caddie Kevin McAlpine have parted ways.
Sybi Kuchar wound up caddieing for Zach Johnson over the final four holes in the first round after Johnson’s usual caddie, Damon Green, had to get an IV for dehydration.
Under the new rules of golf that will go into effect on January 1, 2019, players will have the option of leaving the pin in when they putt on the green. Bryson DeChambeau thinks it can help him make more putts.
Reuters reports someone “high up” in the Chinese government told Feng, a former world No.1, and Liu to skip the event amid growing tensions between China and Taiwan.
Australian Golf Digest
