Rickie Fowler’s pursuit of a first Major championship will continue next week at the US Open. For now, he’s content celebrating one of life’s major milestones.
Days after coming up just short at the Regions Tradition, Steve Stricker had another opportunity to claim that elusive first Major. Only he didn’t take it.
The wrong kind of shots were fired early this morning at Trump National Doral when a gunman entered the club’s hotel lobby, according to multiple reports.
Tiger Woods barely made the cut at this week’s Players Championship, but he still provided arguably the most-watched shot from the first two rounds at TPC Sawgrass.
Current world No.1 Dustin Johnson has Justin Thomas nipping at his heels, but both might want to keep their eyes on the rearview mirror with this Aussie closing in fast.
Phil Mickelson faced a relatively straight-forward bunker shot on Quail Hollow’s fourth hole and decided to have the pin pulled out by his brother and current caddie.
In other news, Don Bradman played professional cricket, Michael Jordan played professional basketball, and I have a neighbour who is a professional electrician.
As the Masters approaches, an Irish impressionist whipped up a video in which he imitates 11 different golfers (plus Butch Harmon) in only two minutes. And we’re not exaggerating when we say it’s bloody brilliant.
Tyrrell Hatton was understandably upset when he bogeyed the 72nd hole at the WGC-Mexico Championship earlier this month to finish one shot out of a playoff with Phil Mickelson and Justin Thomas. Turns out, the Englishman was already running a bit hot from something that happened a few holes earlier.
For a second straight year, golfers at the Arnold Palmer Invitational participated in a driving range salute to The King. But this time, there was a twist. Literally.
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