Will Zalatoris has withdrawn from the Tour Championship because of two herniated discs in his back, the PGA Tour announced Tuesday on Zalatoris’ behalf.
According to a report from Golfweek, the star-studded duo is in the final stages of creating a new business venture that will see some of top players in the world compete against each other in what the report called, “a non-green grass, stadium environment.”
Will Zalatoris released a statement to Golf Channel denouncing an awkward, expletive-filled social-media message from his former junior golf mentor directed at critics of Zalatoris’ putting.
A hearing is set for August 9 at 4pm local time in California for Australia’s Matt Jones, Talor Gooch and Hudson Swafford, who are all seeking a temporary restraining order to play next week’s FedEx Cup Playoff event in Memphis, which begins two days later.
John Daly sat down for an interview last week on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” and told Morgan that he would love to play in the upstart Saudi-backed league.
LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan told The Times of London that she would “take the call” if LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman ever wanted to talk to her about the LPGA.
Scottie Scheffler hit an unspeakably horrible chip shot Monday at the JP McManus Pro-Am, one that provided chuckles all around, including from the World No.1 himself.
Tiger Woods played Tuesday (AEST) in Ireland, marking his first competitive round since he withdrew following the third round of the PGA Championship back in May.
Nick Faldo sent a two-minute Twitter video message on Monday reiterating his retirement plans, talking more about his hectic schedule over the next month and, yes, he discussed reports that have wondered whether he’ll join LIV Golf. Faldo’s message, though, opened by introducing his dog, London, saying, “she’s our sweetie.” Faldo said he and his Read more…
The last time the US Open was at the famed club was in 1988, when Curtis Strange defeated Nick Faldo in an 18-hole playoff to win his first of two consecutive US Open titles.