The PGA Tour is back in San Diego, at the renowed courses at Torrey Pines for this week’s Farmers Insurance Open. Max Homa returns to defend his title from a year ago. The West Coast kid trailed 54-hole leader Sam Burns by five shots on the final day in 2023 but came through with a Read more…
Time is linear. Every day ends, and another one starts. We’re so ingrained in our little worlds doing our little tasks just trying to get by that we don’t think about the years speeding along every second, but then you see two photos of Rory McIlroy winning the Dubai Desert Classic 15 years apart and Read more…
While playing in the pro-am at the Mitsubishi Electric Championship, Mike Weir struck a perfect tee shot on the par-3 17th hole and then watched as the whipping wind pushed his ball right into the cup.
Back in 2012, Sir Roger Moore had a long sit-down interview with fellow Brit (and comedian) David Walliams. The two had a back-and-forth that showed that while James Bond might be the suavest of gentlemen off the golf course, on it is a whole different story. DW: You’ve dedicated your post-Bond years to helping people Read more…
There’s certainly room to improve for Justin Thomas coming out of 2023. He finished 71st in the FedEx Cup standings and was off by his standards. Well, now’s the chance as JT will make his 2024 debut at The American Express, a tournament he last played in 2015 with a seventh-place finish. World No. 1 Read more…
There are few things more precious in this world than guys being dudes together, especially on the golf course. It’s a beautiful bonding experience that creates life-long friendships and brings people from all walks of life together. We’re all for it. The latest example of this beautiful partnership is Max Homa and Brian Harman. The Read more…
The PGA Tour does it right. Instead of the gray, rainy January weather one could find in most of the continental U.S. right now, the Sony Open will run it back in Hawaii this week. High 70s and the sun never hurt, especially to start off a new year. Another shining moment will be Gary Read more…
Sometimes you get paired with an old guy who can’t stop telling you about his golf exploits. Or maybe you get paired with a group of 20-somethings drinking as if their life depended on it. There are many possibilities, but maybe, just maybe, you’ll get paired with two NBA players and have the round of Read more…
When you gotta go, you gotta go. Jon Rahm understands this and used all of his sway to attempt to add more porta-potties for golfers at PGA Tour venues. It may seem small, but there’s nothing more pressing when the moment strikes. He may have abandoned ship and joined LIV but he’s certainly made his Read more…
We’re back! After a few weeks off to celebrate the holidays, ring in the new year and maybe catch up on some television, the best of the best on the PGA Tour are at Kapalua Resort in Hawaii for a new iteration of The Sentry, previously the Sentry Tournament of Champions. This year’s event features Read more…
Betsy Rawls didn’t play golf until she was 17. Despite the late start, the University of Texas graduate with a degree in physics shined, winning eight major championships (including the U.S. Women’s Open four times) and 55 LPGA titles en route to one of the more illustrious and inspiring careers in the sport. The legend Read more…
We’re nearing the end of 2023, which means it’s time for awards and year-end lists. This is certainly a late entry into the much-ballyhooed distinction for Bravest Golfer of the Year.
Annika Sorenstam has 72 wins on the LPGA Tour and 10 majors, but we would bet everything we have that one of her most memorable golf experiences is this year’s T-11 finish at the PNC Championship. At 15-under with rounds of 62 and 67, the golf was pretty dang good, but it’s the walk down Read more…
Daly’s Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond 9-degree driver and Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond 15-degree 3-wood are both loaded with lead tape to add weight, and those Callaway clubs will be curiously joined by Sub 70’s 659 CB irons and TAIII wedges.
For the fourth straight year, Tiger Woods and his son Charlie will team up in hopes of winning team glory at the PNC Championship. The duo is looking to improve on their T-8 finish a year ago and outpace defending champion Vijay and Qass Singh in the annual two-day family affair at the Ritz Carlton Read more…
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