Holiday gift-giving can be stressful. When it’s for a picky golfer, it can be overwhelming. Enter a Golf Digest+ membership, which provides the avid player in your life unlimited access to the best in golf. Here are six ways golfers can get the most out of their Golf Digest+ membership. (Click here to gift a Read more…
CBS Sports is elevating former PGA Tour player Colt Knost into its booth for the network’s upcoming golf coverage. Knost, 40, has been working with the CBS golf team since 2019 as an on-course reporter, joining the network full-time in 2021. He is best known for winning the 2007 U.S. Amateur along with the 2007 Read more…
Golfpocalypse is a meandering collection of words about golf (professional and otherwise) that sometimes, but not always, has a point. Reach out with your questions or comments on absolutely anything at [email protected]. We’ll publish the best emails here. For me, there is almost nothing more fun in professional golf than obsessing over small details of Read more…
After getting the Thanksgiving break off (unless you wagered on the Skins Game), the PGA Tour returns to offer us one last shot at glory in 2025 with the Hero World Challenge. Tiger Woods is on site as host but won’t be teeing it up this year. And while the small field does leave a Read more…
In a way that leaves me even more convinced that golf is the greatest game of all, I’ve always found it tremendous fun to play 18 holes with Jerry Tarde. I can hear the howls that opener just set off. “Isn’t that guy your boss? Even if it wasn’t fun, what else are you going Read more…
A new college golf tournament will be televised on Golf Channel next fall. It will also be the first public showcase of a billionaire’s new backyard course. Halbert National, the personal golf course of biotech billionaire David Dean Halbert will host the Abilene Christian Intercollegiate next fall. The Tom Fazio design cost $50 million (and Read more…
MELBOURNE, Australia – The challenge is simple, if hefty. Rory McIlroy wants to focus on winning the game’s oldest and most prestigious trophies at golf’s most sacred venues. An Open Championship at St. Andrews, a U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, and, this week, an Australian Open at Royal Melbourne. MORE: Adam Scott is experiecing a Read more…
Despite the distractions while serving as the U.S. Ryder Cup captain, Keegan Bradley was justifiably proud of his 2025 season, surpassed in his mind only by his 2011 rookie year when he won twice, including the PGA Championship. Yet when asked to assign a letter grade to a season in which he won his eighth Read more…
You would have liked Fuzzy Zoeller. He was a Hillerich and Bradsby kind of pro, a Louisville slugger, one of the very long drivers on tour who fought a bad back his whole career after getting submarined in a high school basketball game. It wasn’t the last time he got undercut. I remember Dan Jenkins Read more…
Few things stir up confusion in golfers quite like the soft invitation to a nice private course. “Was that guy I met just twice serious about that?” you ask yourself. “Do I follow up with him and come across as a beggar?” you ponder. “Maybe I’ll just wait and see if he reaches out again Read more…
MELBOURNE, Australia — After 25 years and almost 100 consecutive majors as a pro, former Masters champion Adam Scott doesn’t have many firsts left in his career. Except for one really bizarre scenario: The 45-year-old Aussie has never played an Australian Open at Royal Melbourne. Arguably Australia’s most famous golfer over the past two decades, Read more…
What you need to know: Evnroll has never been shy about pushing putter-face technology. When the company debuted SweetFace grooves nearly a decade ago, the idea was simple: even out speed across the face so a putt struck toward the heel didn’t come up embarrassingly short. That concept quickly became Evnroll’s calling card. For 2025, Read more…
We all have that one golf buddy. You know the one. They’re hopelessly addicted to the game just like you, despite the fact that they are breathtakingly bad at it. So bad that you forgive all the foot wedges and scooped-up five-footers and just-put-me-down-for-six-when-I-really-made-a-10s. Who cares? Your buddy is harmless. They’re not breaking 100 any Read more…
Daniel Hillier didn’t win the BMW Australian PGA Championship, but he won over plenty more fans over the weekend. In part due to his singing. The 27-year-old New Zealander faced an important par putt on the 17th hole during Saturday’s third round when a raucous crowd started belting out “Sweet Caroline.” And instead of trying Read more…
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