TGL – the indoor golf league mash-up co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s TMRW and the PGA Tour – announced Fenway Sports Group (FSG) as the owner of the New England-area franchise, joining the Los Angeles group headed by Serena and Venus Williams as the first two of six teams scheduled to begin play next January.
Why guess what it’s like to live like a PGA Tour superstar when you can know. Justin Thomas just upgraded to a $US13.5 million pad in Jupiter, Florida, so his $US3.65 million “starter home” is on the market.
Sam Bennett’s amateur status might prevent him from collecting a big prize money payout for his first-page leaderboard performance at the Masters, but it doesn’t mean he’s going home empty handed.
Golden Age Auctions is currently presenting both a ball Tiger Woods used during the final round of his first major win in 1997 and one Jack Nicklaus used in the final round when he triumphed at age 46 in 1986.
ELITE LEVEL: Scottie Scheffler’s caddie, Ted Scott, is approaching $1 million in earnings for 2023. Sam Greenwood It has been a great year to be a caddie on the PGA Tour (or LIV, for that matter). If Ted Scott (Scottie Scheffler) and Adam Hayes (Jon Rahm) have standard deals with their players, they are each Read more…
If you missed out on the Phil Mickelson tournament-winning putter that sold for $44,000 at auction late last year, you might have another chance—and even get a discount.
An exclusive Poolside interview with the brazen Brooks Koepka. Photographs by Michael Schwartz Brooks Koepka doesn’t look like a stone-cold killer. The 31-year-old four-time Major champion comes in all smiles, wearing a t-shirt and shorts and has a collection of formal clothes on hangers over his right shoulder. His right knee is puffy, misshapen and has a Read more…
Here are five prospective Olympians for whom just making it to the first tee at Tokyo’s Kasumigaseki Country Club will bring attention to parts of the world not known for golf.
How do you get Leishman-Ernie Els style smoothness (and speed) in your swing? Golf Digest Best Young Teacher Shaun Webb says it starts with reinterpreting how you think about power and speed.
Matsuyama’s goal? It’s probably to take out any active pushing or swinging in his putting stroke so he can let Sir Isaac Newton shoulder some of the load.
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