Starting January 1, these associations collectively will no longer field rules inquires from viewers watching golf-tournament broadcasts on TV or streaming online as part of a new set of video review protocols.
Jason Day’s motivation this week at the Australian Open is obvious. Nearly every prominent golfer in the country’s history has won this title, something Day has yet to accomplish in his burgeoning career.
The Olympic Club in San Francisco, a five-time venue for the US Open, will host its first US PGA Championship in 2028 and then be the site for the 2032 Ryder Cup.
As if the 2017 golf season wasn’t already filled with a myriad of bizarre rules controversies, there is another dandy to add to the list, one that apparently has cost the job of a top official with the Korean LPGA Tour.
Pat Perez followed up an opening-round 66 at the CIMB Classic on Thursday with a seven-under 65 to grab a one-stroke lead in the weather-delayed second round.
Defending champion Justin Thomas is six strokes back of Day 1 leader Cameron Smith, who shot a bogey-free 64 for a one-stroke lead at the CIMB Classic in Malaysia.
Australian Golf Digest
