Editor’s Note: This article first appeared in Power Poll, a Golf Digest content partner. Money has more often than not dominated the conversation about men’s professional golf in the last few years since LIV Golf launched in 2022 and the PGA Tour desperately reacted to keep up. In the view of 60 percent of our Power Read more…
Of the many damages caused by the ongoing rift in the men’s professional game, the biggest victim might be the campaign of the Players Championship and the PGA Tour’s long-held desire to have its flagship event be considered the fifth major championship.
When it comes to ties, the Golf Power Poll family is a house divided. The first 14-14 tie in the 33-year history of the Solheim Cup last week prompted a lot of debate in the golf world on the eve of the 44th Ryder Cup over whether or not the wildly popular international team events Read more…
A hearty 94 percent of poll respondents think slow play is a problem that needs to be fixed in tournament golf. And they heap the lion’s share of blame for slow play in the game on the shoulders of the players and tours (cumulative 79 percent).