And then there was one. One last tournament to decide who will be the 2025 FedEx Cup champion. After nearly eight months and 35 events, the PGA Tour season comes down to the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, where all 30 players start at even par and the golfer with the Read more…
One of the (many) reasons why golf is so tricky is because the way most golfers practice isn’t all that similar to the game we actually play. Yet, it’s an essential part of getting better. We need to work on our games on the range and practice green, then somehow flip the switch when we Read more…
The PGA Tour season finale is upon us at East Lake for the Tour Championship, where our FedEx Cup champion will be crowned. As is tradition, there will be some formatting changes this year, and starting strokes will no longer be part of the equation. Every player will begin the event at the same score, Read more…
The seventh playing of the U.S. Senior Women’s Open gets underway Thursday at San Diego Country Club, with five of the six previous champions in the field and seven former U.S. Women’s Open winners also competing. But missing this year for the first time in the championship’s history is the most decorated female USGA winner Read more…
Making the Walker Cup team is an honor in any year, whether you’re representing the United States or Great Britain & Ireland. Making the Walker Cup team this year, however, is an extra special treat given just where the biennial match is taking place: picturesque Cypress Point Club out on the Monterey Peninsula. This will Read more…
Fans tuning in to the BMW Championship on Sunday afternoon were greeted by an all-time implosion in the makng. Ben Griffin, well inside the top-30 after two wins this season, started the day six over through three holes, plummeting down the leaderboard. After four-putting the first hole and hitting his tee shot on two OB, Read more…
There was plenty of drama on Sunday at the BMW Championship—even if everyone knew a Scottie Scheffler win was inevitable. (Sorry, Robert MacIntyre.) That’s because many players behind those two on the leaderboard at Caves Valley were jockeying for position in the FedEx Cup standings with a trip to the Tour Championship on the line. Read more…
Daniel Berger was a late WD on Sunday morning at the BMW Championship, a move that ends Berger’s season-long revival. The 32-year-old entered the week at No. 33 in the FedEx Cup standings. With the WD, he will not advance to the season-ending Tour Championship next week. Berger cited a finger injury as the reason Read more…
Surprisingly, the best gallery in golf this week isn’t at BMW Championship or LIV Golf Indianapolis—the penultimate events of the season on both the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. Instead, it’s clustered around the 91st-ranked men’s amateur, Niall Shiels Donegan, at San Francisco’s iconic Olympic Club. On Thursday, the UNC golfer sprung a massive upset Read more…
SAN FRANCISCO — The rankings say that there are 4,291 amateur golfers in the world who are better than Jimmy Abdo. Entering this week at The Olympic Club, there was little reason to disagree. Heck, less than four years ago, Abdo couldn’t even qualify for his Edina (Minn.) High School team’s traveling lineup. He had Read more…
After a week off the LPGA has returned for the Standard Portland Classic, an event that’s been played on the tour since 1972, most of that time at Columbia Edgewater Country Club, the host again this year. The field is playing for a $2 million purse with the winner taking home $300,000 for a victory. Read more…
SAN FRANCISCO — If Final Qualifying for the U.S. Open is annually dubbed “Golf’s Longest Day,” the U.S. Amateur (or any of the USGA’s amateur championships) can certainly be called Golf’s Longest Week. The players who advance all the way to Sunday’s championship match will have played nine competitive rounds in seven days at The Read more…
The regular season for LIV Golf ends this week in Indiana, as the league has reached its 13th tournament of the season at the Club at Chatham Hills outside Indianapolis. Next week is the team championship in Michigan, so all the individual standings this week are final. For starters, the usual field is playing for Read more…
If you’re old like me, you probably remember NBA Jam, the classic two-on-two basketball game that used to dominate arcades across America. Like Golden Tee on the hardcourt, when you made two baskets in a row with the same player, the announcer would often shout “HE’S HEATING UP!” Folks, it’s with great joy that we Read more…