On Tuesday, Pat McAfee brought Buffalo Bills General Manager Brandon Beane onto his eponymous ESPN show. Although the conversation was mostly about football, McAfee couldn’t help but throw some money on a round of golf. McAfee told Beane if he shoots a round under par at a nice course this season, he will donate $50,000 Read more…
Last week at the annual Masters Par 3 Contest, the Fowler family were all over social media. Rickie Fowler took home the crystal bowl in the end, but his 2-year-old daughter Maya was the real winner. Maya, joined by Jordan Spieth’s son Sammy, was seen running around the course, with the pair bringing cuteness overload Read more…
Rachel Kuehn, a graduate student at Wake Forest and two-time U.S. Curtis Cup team member, is making her fourth appearance at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur when she plays this week. Previously, she has shared the experience with her mother, another noted amateur Brenda Corrie Kuehn, who has worked at times as her caddie in Read more…
For the fifth time, Augusta National hosts this premier amateur competition. To get you ready for the occasion, here’s everything you need to know about the 2024 Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
Traveling overseas for a golf trip has never been more popular—the only problem is availability. Some of the most popular destinations in the world are booked until 2025, but travel operators have inventory that consumers don’t have access to. So if booking a golf trip to somewhere like Ireland seems overwhelming, we’d recommend using an Read more…
Breaking your age is an achievement most dream about. For 85-year-old Mike Barber, he is as prolific at this coveted skill as any other golfer in the world. Last April, Barber broke the Guinness World Record for the most rounds shooting your age or better (1,140 times). He hasn’t stopped there. As of last month, Read more…
On the 50th anniversary of The Players Championship, one way to commemorate how golf has changed is to take a deep dive into our Golf Digest Archive to see how golfers have doubled as pitchmen over the years. As long as golfers have been paid to play, we’ve seen them in ads in everything from Read more…
There’s no doubt that this year’s WM Phoenix Open was as crazy as a professional golf tournament could be. Billy Horschel, like many other tour pros, finally had enough on the third day at TPC Scottsdale when he snapped back at some of the fans in the crowd. Horschel spoke with Michael Breed on Sirius Read more…