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Masters 2020: This storyline from Augusta has the chance to impact pro golf well into the future
Reflecting on the 2020 Masters, last year’s Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne looks like an event that’s still growing in significance historically as a turning point for things to come.
Masters 2020: With triumph weeks after COVID battle, Dustin Johnson makes another challenge look easier than it is
Thirty-five days after his COVID-19 diagnosis, the 36-year-old pulled on his first green jacket as the Masters champion.
Masters 2020: Augusta National announces change to how it determines 36-hole cut
The Masters last made a change to its cut policy in 2013.
Sergio Garcia OUT OF MASTERS with COVID-19, snaps amazing streak in Majors
A positive COVID-19 test will keep Sergio Garcia from playing in this week’s Masters. It also means the end of a pretty amazing streak in Major championships.
Latin America Amateur Championship cancelled for 2021
The event, scheduled to begin on January 14 at Lima Golf Club in Peru, was called off due to complications presented by COVID-19.
Bryson DeChambeau gets Winged Foot rematch in first start since US Open victory
DeChambeau, who won the Shriners two years ago, will be paired with Matthew Wolff and Cameron Champ for the first two rounds at TPC Summerlin.
Here’s the final FedEx Cup prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2020 Tour Championship
Johnson now has earned $US40.44 million in his career in the FedEx Cup alone, which trails only Rory McIlroy for the most of an tour pro since the Playoffs began 14 years ago.
TWO Aussies added to US Open field as Molinari withdraws from Winged Foot
The USGA announced Tuesday morning 16 players have been added to the 2020 US Open field
Here are the 30 players who qualified for the 2020 Tour Championship
Jon Rahm and Dustin Johnson traded dramatic fist pumps to end the BMW Championship. The most meaningful celebration, however, belonged to Mackenzie Hughes.
The PGA Tour’s most nerve-wracking tournament won’t be quite so scary this week, and here’s why
Only the top 125 players on the FedEx Cup points list after this week’s Wyndham Championship will qualify for the Playoff tournaments, which begin next week at the Northern Trust event.
We’ve finally found a PGA Tour longest hitters’ list that Bryson DeChambeau is NOT on
Sorry, Bryson. You’re nowhere to be found on our list of the PGA Tour’s pound-for-pound longest hitters
Here’s the prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2020 Charles Schwab Challenge
It’s been a while since any of these players had played for this kind of money, and no doubt it was entertaining to see how they handled final-day pressure once more.
Olympic Golf 2020: How players qualify to compete in Tokyo (and the latest rankings)
How will the Olympic fields be determined? Or more to the point for some people, will Tiger Woods be playing for the United States this summer or will Adam Scott finally don the green and gold?
Here’s the prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2020 Sony Open in Hawaii
Here’s a breakdown of the prizemoney payout for each play at the Sony.
Here’s the prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2020 Sentry Tournament of Champions
Imagine spending New Year’s week on a tropical island, you and your family staying in a luxurious resort, spending a few days sightseeing, maybe lounging around a pool or the beach. Now imagine you’re getting paid at least $US64,000 to do it.
PRESIDENTS CUP 2019: 18 parting thoughts from Royal Melbourne
The 2019 Presidents Cup exceeded expectations, delivering an action-packed week that kept golf fans Ryder Cup-level captivated. Here are 18 parting thoughts.
Presidents Cup 2019: Ernie Els laments inability of team to deliver a ‘knock-out blow’, but comes away encouraged
There was a hint of discord amid Els’ pride at how well his men had played and how optimistic he is for the future of the International side.
Presidents Cup 2019: Tiger Woods started the US comeback that Matt Kuchar finished
The man whose career has been defined by his individual brilliance was crying tears of joy after orchestrating a team triumph that was much more difficult than most would have imagined.
PRESIDENTS CUP 2019: Tiger leads a singles-driven American comeback
The Internationals had looked so unified for the better part of three days in the two pairs formats but collectively appeared listless when playing on their own on Sunday.
Presidents Cup 2019: The Sunday pairings come out amid slight tension between Tiger & Ernie
They shook hands after, and all was cordial, but it was an interesting moment of tension between two great champions.
