Fall is when golf fashion gets more interesting. Cooler mornings, changing temperatures, and unpredictable weather create more opportunities to layer, play with texture and rethink the way pieces work together. That seasonal shift pushes golf style closer to our everyday wardrobes, with classic sportswear, outdoor gear and modern menswear all influencing what we wear on Read more…
About 10 or 11 years ago, I got one of the most coveted invitations I could possibly dream of – an invitation to the world-famous Rao’s in East Harlem, N.Y. I remember my heart skipping a beat, then quickly realizing the pickle I was in. Still in the early stages of dating my now-wife, we Read more…
Golf Digest senior writer Alex Myers is on a one-year mission to see how good he can get at golf through daily training, practice and playing. Read more from his “Late Scratch?” series here. No matter your golf goals and no matter your skill level, there’s no reason not to have a Handicap Index. It’s Read more…
This is a bit of a chicken-and-the-egg conundrum, but it’s often difficult to tell if bad swing mechanics are the result of playing with pain/injuries or pain/injuries are the result of having bad swing mechanics.Furthermore, is a dysfunctional golf swing the result of poor mechanics or physical limitations? Or both?If you’re suffering from low-back pain Read more…
EDITOR’S NOTE: Hannah Gregg is a 31-year-old tour pro who was born in Sacramento, grew up in Cool, Calif., and attended the University of Nevada in Reno. She turned pro in 2021 and has played much of her career on developmental tours while also earning her card on the Ladies European Tour. This season, she Read more…
Peyton Teevens wanted to see what would happen if she organized an intramural golf event at the University of Idaho. As the new intramural program coordinator, she wasn’t sure how much interest students had in golf. She organized a low-key scramble tournament in the spring semester of 2026, barely publicized it and expected about 20 Read more…
Max Brown, a senior on DePauw University’s golf team, didn’t think about playing college golf until his sophomore year in high school. That’s late by today’s standards, where many golfers start the process in middle school and are committed to a program by junior year. From Spring Lake, Mich., Brown was the first person in Read more…
Students can make golf a significant part of their college experience without competing on varsity teams. Here are 10 of the best for the casual golfer, where scholars have affordable and easy access to enjoy the game. James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va. One of the largest club programs in the country with 120 members. Handicaps Read more…
The deadline for players to commit to LIV Golf’s future has been pushed back. On Monday BC Partners, the London-based private-equity firm that is funding “LIV 2.0,” said it made an initial committed investment to LIV. Court documents reveal the initial figure is $4 million. BC Partners has ties to GSE Worldwide, the agency representing Read more…
Adrian Meronk was in tears. It’d been more than 1,000 days since he won on the DP World Tour and despite winning a LIV Golf event in 2025, he struggled mightily this year on the circuit and was not able to record even a single top-20 finish. The 33-year-old from Poland shot 63-68 on the Read more…
Well, at least it wasn’t rocks and bottles. In a rather clever, if still disrupting protest, demonstrators expressing their frustration with the Celtic Football Club’s billionaire owner tossed dozens of tennis balls at the Irishman during Saturday’s round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. In an unprecedented scene at St. Andrews’ Old Course, Dermot Desmond Read more…
The only thing worse than dealing with your job on the golf course is finding out you’ve been fired from it. That’s the situation Tony Romo found himself on Friday when CBS announced it had parted ways with its lead NFL analyst while Romo was in the middle of a Q-School pre-qualifying round in Oklahoma. Read more…
Pesky bugs on the golf course can ruin an evening nine. And the threat of illness from mosquitoes is not to be messed with. But did you know that your bug spray can damage the turf? Spraying bug spray on yourself while you’re on the golf course may feel like a non-event to you, but Read more…
Have you ever wondered what is inside those massive staff bags caddies lug around on the professional tours? We have you covered. Golf Digest’s revamped “What’s In My Bag” treatment deconstructs everything inside a player’s bag, from the tiniest ball marker to the supersized driver. Here, PGA Tour winner (and three-time NCAA All-American) Sahith Theegala Read more…
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