Last week, golf fans watched with a mixture of shock and awe as Alejandro Tosti’s caddie Cliff Ellis took off his bib and quit midway through the Argentine tour pro’s opening round at the Biltmore Championship.
Few things are more important in team sports than team chemistry. That may sound obvious, but the U.S. has struggled to grasp the concept in recent years, appearing fragmented and listless in international competition. The Presidents Cup has been the lone exception to that rule over the past half decade. That’s partly due to the Read more…
The 2026 Presidents Cup uniforms are another example of how the quiet luxury movement has taken hold of golf fashion. At its core, quiet luxury is about quality that speaks for itself, with fine materials, classic colors, clean designs and subtle branding taking the place of bright hues and bold looks. See Golf Digest’s Best Read more…
We’ve seen countless golf scuffles, rumbles, dust-ups and brawls over the years. Most of the time we can point and laugh and say things like “honey come here, look at these idiots!” but every now and then a fight crosses the line from “stupid” to “criminal.” This is one of the latter.
A round at a Chicago country club took a wild turn when a golfer’s demand for two caddies sparked a full-blown meltdown, all caught on video by the club pro. Turns out America’s school calendar had a lot to do with it.
In the immortal words of Sam Elliott, sometimes you eat the bear, and sometimes the bear eats you. On Thursday, the bear ate Richard Mansell as the Englishman stumbled to a six-over 76 during his opening round at the Amgen Irish Open. On Friday, however, the food chain flipped as Mansell fired a scintillating 63 Read more…
With its financial ties now severed, the LIV Golf exodus may finally begin, and while that is certainly a bad thing for the league itself, McIlroy sees it as good thing for the game of golf as a whole.
We’ve reported on countless stories over the years about airlines losing or breaking pro’s clubs enroute to a tournament. Usually that leaves the golfer in question scrambling to acclimate to a new set on short notice, but on Friday at Crans-sur-Sierre, Rafa Cabrera-Bello actually credited his lost clubs for his T-4 start at the Omega Read more…
For many LIV Golf pros like Peter Uihlein, this has been a summer of uncertainty. While the world waits for clarity on the future of the upstart league which had its PIF funding cut earlier this season, many of its pros have been forced to make contingency plans. That includes Peter Uihlein, who was at Read more…
The league has officially unveiled its five debut franchises and their respective rosters, which are set to compete at the SoFi Center in Florida this November and December.
Tyrrell Hatton looked anything but thrilled after Legion XIII claimed its second straight LIV Golf team title, fuelling growing speculation about his future with the league.
It’s said that you’re not supposed to beat a dead horse, but after his pro-am appearance on Wednesday at the BMW Championship, Rory McIlroy – long one of LIV Golf’s most outspoken critics – hit the floundering league with one last roundhouse for the road.
Welcome back to The Feed, where no one can be trusted and nothing is as it seems. Allow us to explain … Plot Twist of the Century A few weeks ago, LPGA star Charley Hull found herself in hot water after revealing that she pranked her longtime caddie Adam Woodward into believing he had won Read more…
After weeks of silence from LIV Golf leadership about the fate of its forthcoming Michigan team championship, on Wednesday morning The Telegraph reported that players and staff had been informed that the event had been canceled. The news isn’t exactly surprising. The rumor has held the title of “golf’s worst-kept secret” for weeks, and despite Read more…
The biggest name in golf right now is Zach Holland. Holland is not a PGA Tour pro. He’s not tearing up the Korn Ferry tour. He’s not even a competitive mid-am. He’s an ordinary stiff just like you and me … or at least he was before he faked a hole-in-one at a member-member this Read more…