Last year Jay Haas became the oldest player to make a cut at the Zurich Classic, reaching the weekend at 68 years old. Unfortunately for John Daly and David Duval, they could not replicate that senior-circuit magic this week in New Orleans.
if you listened closely, the reigning US Open champ Matt Fitzpatrick seems to be holding onto a little bitterness toward his previous two European Ryder Cup captains.
Less than two weeks after Tiger Woods had to withdraw from the final day at the Masters—underlined by the sight of a hobbled Woods limping back to his bag during a downpour Saturday afternoon—Woods announced Wednesday that he underwent a subtalar fusion procedure to address post-traumatic arthritis from the injuries suffered in a car accident two years ago.
In an interview with Sky Sports ahead of this week’s Zurich Classic, Matt Fitzpatrick didn’t go after Patrick Cantlay, but clearly the Englishman is fed up with slow play.
The PGA Tour revealed overnight its plan for a re-imagined autumn (“Fall”) season that includes seven events already familiar to players/fans and will determine who keeps their PGA Tour cards for the next year.
It is hard to extrapolate too much from one hole in one round, especially when that round is Round 1, but if you’re looking for an avatar of Tiger Woods’ Thursday at Augusta National, the fifth would do the trick.
The DP World Tour has won its legal battle against LIV Golf, according to a report from the Times of London, delivering a devastating blow to the Saudi-backed circuit.
According to the Weather Channel, thunderstorms are expected in the Augusta area on Thursday, with Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday featuring plenty of rain.
The PGA Tour accused LIV Golf of stonewalling discovery efforts in the latest filings in federal court, with lawyers for the tour warning they will seek a default order unless LIV responds in a timely matter.
Documents submitted late Wednesday night in the US District Court that were made available on Thursday morning, US time, concern the deposition of PGA Tour executive Thierry Pascal, who is the managing director for the tour’s international media division.
Austin Country Club, hosting for the final time this year as the tour moves to its new designated-event schedule, has proven to be a more-than-suitable locale for fireworks since taking over hosting duties in 2016, and this year’s event promises much of the same.