Fifty-nines don’t grow on trees, but this past week there were two of them on consecutive days on the PGA Tour Americas Ottawa Open. Both came via an 18th hole eagle at the appropriately named Eagle Creek Golf Club, but the one on Sunday led to a victory. On Saturday, Phillip Barbaree, Jr., hit a Read more…
Though the differences might be difficult to spot on TV, tour pros make changes to their setup and swing depending on the goal of a particular tee shot. If they’re trying to go for a par 5 in two, how they swing the driver is going to differ from what they do to make sure Read more…
It’s Woad’s world, and everyone else is just living in it. English star Lottie Woad won the ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open Sunday in her first start as a professional, something that has only be done twice in LPGA history. This month alone, the 21-year-old won the Irish Women’s Open (as an amateur where she Read more…
Since Rory McIlroy tied for seventh place last week at the British Open at Royal Portrush, we’ve seen him twice. Once at a French vacation, and once on a golf course, at a tournament where he wasn’t playing. Earlier this week a social media video popped up of a fan saying he saw McIlroy enjoying Read more…
Another champion will be crowned Sunday on the PGA Tour, a week after Scottie Scheffler put the finishing touches on his second major victory of the year at Royal Portrush in the British Open. This time, Akshay Bhatia and Thorbjorn Olesen share the lead heading into the final round of the 3M Open at TPC Read more…
Akshay Bhatia had every reason to believe that the 2025 PGA Tour season would serve as yet another step in his strong and popular rise. Over the previous two years, the lanky North Carolinian, who skipped college and turned pro at the age of 17, has grown into a much-respected competitor. Bhatia won once in Read more…
British star Lottie Woad is in position to win her first event as a professional, and the potential of her bright future caused the LPGA Tour and its television partners to change their coverage plans on Sunday for the ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open. Rating the performances of each pro golfer in ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Read more…
Let’s get one thing clear: What you’re about to read is not a review of Happy Gilmore 2. Gun to head, if you forced me to call it good or bad, I would say, “it’s hard to judge a movie that is basically just a collection of cameos, references, and fan service trading on 29-year-old Read more…
Golf fans attending this 2025 3M Open will see a familiar duo working together inside the ropes. Webb Simpson and his former longtime caddie Paul Tesori are joining forces again at this week’s PGA Tour stop. Although, according to Tesori, it’s just a one-week partnership. RELATED: How many strokes can a PGA Tour caddie save Read more…
With Keegan Bradley sitting at No. 10 on the U.S Ryder Cup points list (and those outside the top 12 eliciting pretty much a meh reaction as possible additions to the team), the likelihood of Bradley becoming the first playing captain since Arnold Palmer in the 1963 Matches has gone from maybe, to likely, to Read more…
Once again, the Open Championship gave us a sneak peek at some of the biggest fashion trends for fall. From earthy color palettes and rich textures to fresh stripes and retro accessories, these are the trends to know as we transition to shorter days and cooler temps. Go for the Green Christian Petersen David Cannon Read more…
Courtesy of Alyssa Lawrence At first, they were told it was a 17-million-to-one moment. Then, a quant investor crunched the numbers, deeming it to be 1 in 6 trillion. Playing in the same foursome, Jim Rohrstaff, 46, and his son Blake, 18, each aced the 280-yard, par-4 eighth hole at Cullen Links in Scotland on Read more…
Jon Rahm is 6’ 2”, 220 pounds. That’s a peak beer-drinking frame if we’ve ever seen one. Whether he’s pounding one 400-hundo down the middle of the fairway or cursing like a Basque sailor, Rahm seems like the kind of guy that could delete a six pack of imperial Belgians on a hot day and Read more…
After completing a strong major championship season, Bryson DeChambeau seems focused on helping Team USA win back the Ryder Cup this fall. The two-time U.S. Open winner promised to bring a “tsunami of noise” to Bethpage Black with his boisterous crowd support. But he also vows to make plenty of noise himself. In particular, at Read more…
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