Happy Friday, everyone. This week we welcome back Chazzy (remember him!?), finally answer “who is the best golfer on YouTube?” and take a quick lap around Bay Hill. But first, let’s soothe some hurt feelings … Tweeting About YouTube Golf (Very Difficult) Call me a prisoner of the moment, a clinical overthinker or just a Read more…
Protein is having a moment. If you’re trying to get more protein into your diet, you have to be smart about how you’re consuming it, says performance coach Leisbeth Pauwels. She’s located in Amsterdam and works with LPGA and LET players. She’s seen golfers reach for protein bars as on-course fuel. But she recommends you Read more…
Question: I tend to hit my driver out on the toe. Am I giving up a lot of distance? Answer: We all love that feeling of pounding a tee shot out of the middle of the face, but of course, mis-hits are often the reality. The good news is, today’s drivers are more forgiving than Read more…
Back in the early 1990s, a French osteopath named Guy Voyer introduced the health-and-fitness world to his program known as “ELDOA.” It’s an acronym of French words, but it translates in English to “Longitudinal Osteo-articular Decoaptation Stretching.” The program focuses on decompression of the joints throughout the body, especially the 33 vertebra from the base Read more…
Come with me now to a world that looks completely different from our own; where the debate about whether the Players should be a fifth major was settled long ago in the affirmative, and where we’ve spent 50-plus years accepting that it’s part of the gang of five. You can construct your own backstory … Read more…
Average golfers will do just about anything to get out on the golf course. Turns out, celebrity golfers are the same way. RELATED: The most painful fantasy football punishment ever In a funny clip making the rounds on Golf Twitter, several San Francisco 49ers players are striking, um, interesting poses around a tree while on Read more…
Haotong Li’s double bogey on the final hole at Bay Hill Thursday included a putt from one of the bunker’s behind the 18th green. While the ball did roll out, it just barely trickled out of the rough and into the fringe. It caused a bit of a laugh riot in the Golf Channel booth. Read more…
Only 72 hours ago, Thomas Detry didn’t think there was a chance he would get out of Dubai—where airports were closed and flights cancelled due to the conflict in the Middle East—much less be in contention at a golf tournament 3,700 miles away. Instead of playing a Tuesday practice round ahead of LIV Golf Hong Read more…
FootJoy has refreshed its classic Premiere Series golf shoes for 2026, introducing new traction technology and comfort updates while keeping the traditional style that’s made them a staple on tour.
Following the American side’s latest defeat at the hands of Team Europe in the Ryder Cup this past September, 12-time Ryder Cupper Phil Mickelson offered up a suggestion on Twitter that was widely panned. “Here is why looking outside of golf to a Coach K or a Lou Holtz is worth exploring,” Mickelson wrote. On Read more…
The debate over whether the Players Championship should be golf’s fifth major rages on, but there’s no debating it’s one of the biggest events—and hardest to win—in the game. So we’re going to treat it like a major and rank out 13 best bets heading into next week’s tournament at TPC Sawgrass. RELATED: Should the Read more…
People say Twitter/X has become a total hellhole full of mostly bots and AI slop that belongs on Linkedin. To be honest, they’re kinda right. But there are still a few very small corners of Twitter where there are real people discussing real things and becoming real friends with each other. Or, simply helping each Read more…
Even the world’s best golfers have their moments. Sebastian Munoz shocked fans at LIV Hong Kong after somehow missing a one-inch tap-in putt, turning a simple par into one of the most bizarre bogeys of the season.
Ryder Cup news has been the hot topic this week, and McIlroy, the firebrand of the European team, was asked to weigh in on both the good and potentially bad related to the team that has won the past two editions in Rome and New York.