Trump ruffled feathers when he accepted a $US400 million “Palace in the Sky” jumbo jet from the Qatari government just days after his private business, the Trump Organisation, finalised plans to construct a luxury golf resort in the Middle Eastern nation.
As far as a summer sports sagas go, Aaron Rodgers’ will-he, won’t-he flirtation with the Pittsburgh Steelers has failed to move the needle. We’ve been here before with the Rodgers, who. much like his Green Bay predecessor Brett Favre, has cried “retirement!” one too many times for anyone to care. Plus, what we’re really talking Read more…
Last October, the Internet issued a collective “awwww” when photos of Shane Lowry dressed as Travis Kelce to complement his daughter’s Taylor Swift costume began to make the rounds. Despite being a professional golfer by trade, the 6’ 1” Lowry looked the part of an all-pro tight end decked out in a full set of Read more…
The 2025 US Open is over a month away. In fact, we still have another major to get through before we can really start looking ahead to Oakmont. Judging by the looks of things, however, it’s going to be a bloodbath.
Have you ever stepped into a clubhouse so beautiful, so historic, so relaxing that you wished you could live there? Well, now’s your chance … sort of. Enter 7 S Mountain Ave. in Montclair, New Jersey, a rare residential foray by Clifford C. Wendehack, the architect responsible for many of the Tri-State’s finest clubhouses including Read more…
Rejoice, golf fans, for Today is the most wonderful day of the year. A day of magic and wonderment to be shared with family and friends alike. Today is [drum roll please] TRAVELERS CHAMPIONSHIP MEDIA DAY!!! Sure, the Travelers doesn’t kick off until June, but on Tuesday organizers got the festivities started early with some Read more…
We all know that flying with golf clubs can be risky business. Half the time they show up to their intended destination in pieces. The other half of the time they don’t show up at all. And if you’re trying to smuggle a shotgun in your golf bag, replete with its own camouflage “headcover,” fuhgeddaboudit. Read more…
This week, LIV Golf continues it’s, uh, Western Hemisphere swing in Mexico City, noted for its sprawling metropolis, world-renowned street food and, of course, altitude. At 8,000 feet above sea level, the air is thin at Club de Golf Chapultepec and that means golf balls fly far. Like really, really far. Don’t believe us? Just Read more…
Depending on the golf course you play at, the rules and regulations of the clubhouse often spill out into the carpark – no changing your shoes on your bumper, no practice swings, no parking in the club pro’s spot, so on and so forth.
The two-time major champion was buoyant as he reflected on his long journey back to the winner’s circle, but believe it or not, the victory wasn’t JT’s only big win of the week.
After nearly three years lost in the pool-noodle forest, Justin Thomas has finally found his way to the other side. On Sunday, the two-time Wanamaker winner defeated Andrew Novak in a playoff at the RBC Heritage to claim his first PGA Tour title since the 2022 PGA Championship at Southern Hills. Thomas knew it wasn’t Read more…
The PGA Tour officially closes the book on the 2025 Masters on Thursday at the RBC Heritage, but the reverberations of Rory McIlroy’s career-Grand-Slam-clinching victory continue to reverberate across the world.
If we told you there was a big-time donnybrook in Canada on Monday ending with one man losing his sweater and getting his jaw broken, you might think we were talking about the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Jokes on you, chief. Those don’t start until Saturday. Instead, this wild brawl rang in the start of a Read more…
Shane Lowry had a terrible, no good, very bad Sunday at Augusta National. Lowry tee’d off at five-under par, seven shots back of leader Rory McIlroy. Then the wheels came off. Seven bogeys and two doubles later, the 2019 Open champ stumbled his way into the clubhouse with a nine-over 81, a whopping 15 shots Read more…
After a glass-case-of-emotion-strapped-to-the-front-of-a-rollercoaster type of afternoon at Augusta National, we can FINALLY say it with certainty: Rory McIlroy is a Masters champion.
The Masters is about tradition, decorum and BRYSON DECHAMBEAU DRAINING BOMBS AND STINGING PALMS LFGGGGGGG. RELATED: Rory has a chance to get Bryson back for this brutal dagger over last year’s U.S. Open That was the scene on Saturday evening after DeChambeau holed a 48-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to launch himself into Read more…
If you were late to your couch on Saturday afternoon, you missed one of the most incredible hours in Masters history as Rory McIlroy opened his third round birdie-eagle-birdie, including back-to-back 370-yard nukes and an exquisite eagle chip-in on the par-5 2nd hole. Rory’s scintillating stretch took him from three back to three clear in Read more…
There’s a contagion sweeping the nation. Don’t worry, it’s not another one of those. It’s just Masters fever—a 96-hour swoon that has men and women across the world calling out of work, crashing on the couch and drinking plenty of fluids (yes, we mean beer). The virus has also had peculiar effects on other athletes, Read more…
Australian Golf Digest
