Taylor Swift may have an “Eagles T-shirt hanging from the door,” but she’s a golfer at heart. The pop sensation is finicky, prone to emotional explosions and has vendettas with quite a few men across this great nation. She’s certainly one of us.
The best rants are the ones that hit close to home. As great as Sara Walsh is as a TV host, she’s not a good enough actor to be making this one up. This golf condemnation comes from the heart and it shows as she goes on a diatribe with enough vitriol and disgust to make Twitter look tame.
John Daly has entered a zone few have ever made it to, which makes his recent public appearance at a Kenny Chesney concert, rolling up in a golf cart, both shockingly compelling and unbelievably ho-hum.
Scottie Scheffler won’t be upset with his Travelers showing over the first 36 holes … except for one embarrassing gaffe that resulted in a clip that may last for a while.
This isn’t a groundbreaking statement, but no golfer is more polarising than Phil Mickelson. Just two years ago, after winning the 2021 PGA Championship at Kiawah, Lefty was up there among the most beloved athletes on earth and since then … well, let’s just say he’s not everyone’s cup of tea. Mickelson’s LIV Golf saga Read more…
The PGA Tour winner, Full Swing legend and one of the funnier guys in golf received a taste of his own medicine upon entering Los Angeles Country Club this week. There’s nothing more cherished than the Player Valet Parking, but it looks like Dahmen—who has been struggling lately, missing the cut at four of his last six events— may have to take a shuttle to get to the first tee.
Spirit Airlines has quite a negative reputation, and to be honest, it isn’t unwarranted. You have to pay for water, sit in a seat designed to be uncomfortable and there’s a non-zero chance you get in a fight with a flight attendant.
Wanted Drogheda feud gang member Mark Kavanagh was recently spotted – despite being sought by the Irish Republic’s police force – at a golf course in the United Kingdom refereeing a bare-knuckle fight.
Padraig Harrington believes that rangefinders should be permanently adopted into pro golf as a way to move things along and allow players a better chance to escape “awkward yardage” lies.
Modern-day Renaissance Man Bryson DeChambeau has a lot of ideas. He has ideas about ball speed and ideas about bulking up, but most importantly he has ideas about growing very, very old.
Scotsman Stephen Gallacher has been able to play here and there due to sponsor exemptions and his DP World Tour and Challenge Tour category, but he’ll certainly be gung-ho to play a full season again now that his card’s been unrevoked.
There have been countless instances in which someone called their shot and predicted their own hole-in-one. The amount of times that actually has happened, however, is almost zero.
Australian Golf Digest
