Hannah Green took a positive step forward in finding a remedy to a recent run of slow starts as fellow Aussie major winner Minjee Lee also made a solid opening to the US Women’s Open at Erin Hills.
Now, there are some obvious instances when abandoning a round is totally fine. Playing alone? Sure, walk off at your leisure. Nobody gets hurt. With strangers? They don’t care about me, I don’t care about them. Good day, sirs.
In the storied history of the Oklahoma State men’s golf program—one that includes a legendary past head coach in Mike Holder, alums such as Rickie Fowler and Viktor Hovland, and 11 national championships—only one of those titles had previously come in the 15 years of the match play era. MORE: Charlie Woods shoots final-round 66 Read more…
After opening with an outrageous two-under 70 and following it up with a seven-under 65 at Streamsong Black, a multi-course resort in central Florida, Tiger Woods’s son Charlie closed out the AJGA’s Team TaylorMade Invitational with an impressive six-under 66.
The PGA Tour’s signature event model that Rory McIlroy helped to create in 2022 in response to the LIV Golf League incursion into men’s golf appears to not be working for some players—most notably Rory McIlroy.
While Lucas Glover may believe there’s some bait-and-switch shenanigans happening during driver testing on tour, the PGA Tour seems certain there is not. That said, the tour remains committed to a random testing approach versus weekly full-field testing at this point. RELATED: PGA Tour commissioner defends Rory McIlroy for missing a third signature event in Read more…
[Photo: Bryson DeChambeau] Reigning US Open champion and LIV golf star Bryson DeChambeau toured the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on the weekend, just before the Indy 500, to take a lap around the 4km track in an IndyCar in a custom firesuit and helmet. Later, he linked with driver Kyle Kirkwood to play a few holes at the Brickyard Read more…
When Will Zalatoris putted out for a second-round 76 at the PGA Championship in missing the cut last week, he stiffly reached down to pick his ball out of the hole. He smiled when shaking hands with his competitors, but he clearly was not feeling well. There was a reason for that.
It is insufficient, if not inaccurate, to simply note that this loan arranger got back in the saddle, as it were, trying another run at professional golf, and cashing a $US1.71 million prize.
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