It’s said that practice makes perfect, but what happens when the practice is already perfect? Ludvig Aberg will be asking himself that question after he made an ace on Tuesday afternoon while warming up for The Bay’s Tuesday match against New York Golf Club. Take it away, you handsome devil. RELATED: TGL hot mic captures Read more…
Growing up as a huge golf fan who lived in New Jersey, there were three things you could count on every August: 1. my game finally starting to come around, 2. high school football practice starting and rendering my golf season over, 3. the PGA Tour coming to MY area of the country for The Read more…
Prior to 2024, the average winning score was 10-under, and PGA National had been one of the toughest non-major courses on tour. Since the course changes two years ago, the average winning score has jumped to 18-under. Last year, PGA National played the easiest in its history with a scoring average of 1.74 under-par per Read more…
Go east, young men. The PGA Tour heads to Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., to begin the annual Florida Swing. While PGA National is no longer the stress test it once was, it still features one of the most demanding closing stretches in professional golf, a finish that rewards a worthy champion. The 2026 Cognizant Classic Read more…
Michelle Wie West says she has enjoyed her life as a retired golfer, having stepped away from the competitive game in 2022 and getting to spend time raising her two children. That doesn’t mean, however, she’s lost the golf bug entirely. On Monday, the 36-year-old former golf prodigy and 2014 U.S. Women’s Open winner announced Read more…
The scene: Me, at home on Saturday, doing parent things, and waiting for my aunt to come visit. I was definitely not playing golf, but I was getting a series of texts from my friend Galen as proof that even when you’re away from golf, golf is not away from you. They told a succinct Read more…
Jacob Bridgeman’s Genesis Invitational win wasn’t sealed on the final green. It was won during a breathtaking 38-minute stretch on Riviera’s back nine.
Three of the four tournaments on the mainland portion of the PGA Tour’s West Coast Swing feature poa annua greens. And just about every player would tell you that even at those venues, the way putts roll at eadch of them can be completely different. MORE: This umbrella snafu at Riviera might be one of Read more…
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — Another umbrella has met its untimely death on the PGA Tour. Last week, an umbrella belonging to Viktor Hovland was launched into the iconic cypress tree on the 18th hole at Pebble Beach, where it got stuck. Hovland had hit his drive into the tree and was hoping to identify the Read more…
Nearly every year since 1998, the Alister MacKenzie Society has sponsored the Ray Haddock Lido Prize contest, the largest and longest-running amateur architect competition in the world. MacKenzie, of course, rose to prominence in the architecture world in 1914 when his drawing won the original open call for submissions in Country Life Magazine for a Read more…
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — New Jersey catches a lot of unnecessary flak. I say that as someone who was born, raised, and still resides there. But it’s true. And it often comes from folks who have never stepped foot in the Garden State. I’m sure Californians can relate. If the haters actually did come through, Read more…
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — Matt Fitzpatrick chose his words very carefully when criticizing Riviera’s tricky par-4 10th following his second round on Friday. Well, sort of. The Englishman had no trouble with the famous risk-reward short par-4 on Thursday, finding the fairway just in front of the front greenside bunker with his tee shot. From Read more…
Jeeno Thitikul sure knows how to throw an impromptu birthday party. The World No. 1 shot a nine-under 63 in the second round of the Honda LPGA Thailand on Friday and soared up the leaderboard in her home country. She had seven birdies and an eagle. Fans were loving their star playing well in the Read more…