Michael Brennan says he doesn’t “half ass” anything in his life, be it golf or poker or his latest obsessive hobby, tennis. “I just get into some activities and dive into them,” Brennan, the 54-hole leader, was saying on Saturday at the Bank of Utah Championship. “I think it’s fun too, more enjoyable to do Read more…
Fall golf: It is the best of times, and also the coldest of times. In order to truly enjoy the crispy, glorious end of the season, you have to have the right gear. And that means shoes that are waterproof. Whether you’ve waited out a frost delay and are hoofing it through wet grass, or Read more…
Michael Brennan has three wins this year in PGA Tour-sanctioned events, but until this week if your pro golf interest doesn’t dip below the Korn Ferry Tour level or you’re not a college golf nerd, you may know little about the 24-year-old from West Virginia. MORE: Max Homa dealing with a painful injury as he Read more…
Max Homa was limping so badly on Friday in Utah that it looked like he’d gotten his ankle rolled on while blocking at the line of scrimmage. We rarely see golfers exhibit their aches and pains, but Homa couldn’t help when an injury reared its head during the second round of the Bank of Utah Read more…
Between 2020 and 2022, Will Zalatoris racked up six top 10 finishes in major championships and picked up his first victory in a FedEx Cup Playoff event. He was well on his way to superstardom, but his back had other plans. It was just one week after he claimed that maiden win at the FedEx Read more…
IVINS, Utah — Keep an eye on Frankie Capan III this week at the Bank of Utah Championship. He plays his best golf, it appears, when he struggles to keep his eye on the ball. Capan birdied three of his last five holes Thursday for an opening five-under 66 at Black Desert Resort, just a Read more…
Davis Thompson began his opening round of the Bank of Utah Championship with four straight pars—all fours—on the back nine at Black Desert Resort. He would have given anything for a fifth consecutive four at the par-4 14th. Hell, he would have signed for a double-bogey six if he knew what was coming. Thompson was Read more…
Only three events remain in the fall season on the PGA Tour and this week they’re at the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert Resort in Ivins. The field is playing for a $6 million purse with the winner taking home $1.08 million for a victory. Matt McCarty is back to defend his title Read more…
One of golf’s most iconic 19th holes has gotten a facelift. Pebble Beach’s Tap Room reopened this week after one of its most significant renovations since opening in 1949. Generations of golfers have retired to the iconic bar/steakhouse after battling historic Pebble Beach Golf Links, having a few pints and the resort’s renowned prime-rib chili. Read more…
The NBA on NBC returned on Tuesday night after 23 years and basketball fans had to be thrilled for a few reasons, from hearing John Tesh’s “Roundball Rock” to seeing an incredible game between the OKC Thunder and Houston Rockets. But they also were introduced to a new segment featuring Michael Jordan—and MJ delivered right Read more…
After a mini offseason within the offseason, the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Fall returns this week with the Bank of Utah Championship, where there is plenty on the line for a number of players. With his star clearly on the rise, Michael Thorbjornsen isn’t quite in life and death mode like some other folks in Read more…
There are just four PGA Tour events left in 2025—including this week’s Bank of Utah Championship—with tour status, some signature events and a good deal of cash still on the line. A win to close out the year is a huge momentum booster … and very important when it comes to buying presents over the Read more…
The main problem in my golf swing is the same one in lots of amateur golf swings: I tend to hang out too much on my trail side (right side for right-handed golfers) on my downswing—aka, I don’t transfer my weight and pressure enough as I swing. This is an annoying problem because this basically Read more…
Every now and then, a golf story comes along that seems like it can’t possibly be true—an aberration of probability so great the rational mind can hardly accept it as fact. This is one of those stories. On Monday morning at 8:30 a.m., Sewanee golf team sophomore Niel Phillips, stepped up to the par-3 8th Read more…
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