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EXCLUSIVE: A November like no other?
A November Masters and a September Open Championship among the possible schedule alterations being discussed, sources tell Golf Digest.
5 lingering pro golf questions in the wake of the coronavirus
There are a handful of other lingering queries for the sport that are worth exploring – and that can provide a pleasant distraction as we ponder them.
Players 2020: Brooks Koepka makes surprise detour to Las Vegas to see Butch Harmon before arriving at Sawgrass
Koepka is making his fourth start is as many weeks as he continues searching for the form that saw him take the professional game by the throat.
In Search Of Our Better Selves
It’s the small acts of kindness we remember & that make us feel human.
Michelle Wie West’s next stop: Golf Channel
This isn’t Wie West’s first time appearing in front of the camera for Golf Channel, nor is it her first television deal for 2020.
Reports: Two Euro Tour players quarantined over coronavirus concern, forced to withdraw from Oman Open
Though the two were supposed to be roommates for the week, they were isolated in separate rooms.
There’s Something About Gary
Winning the US Open was just one of many life-changing moments for Gary Woodland, his family and a special friend.
Patrick Reed’s Twitter blocking rampage gathers steam
Team Reed went on a Twitter blocking rampage following the victory, targeting everyone from fans to members of the media to fellow tour pros
Come at Patrick Reed all you want. The only critic he pays attention to is himself
Say what you want about Patrick Reed. He’s heard it all before, is used to it by now and has thrived in spite of every last word. Why would now be any different?
The man behind the Premier Golf League emerges to reveal some – but not all – of his vision
Andrew Gardiner, a British attorney and businessman whose association with PGL has been known since he teed it up with Phil Mickelson at the Saudi International, has come forward as the league’s chief executive officer.
Why PGA Tour pros might want to think twice about winning this week’s Puerto Rico Open
Of course, we kid. We think. This week’s winner will earn a cheque for $US540,000 after all.
Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson downplay importance of Olympics
If qualifying for the 2020 Olympics ended today, Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson would be part of the four-man contingent representing the United States. Judging by the comments of the American stars on Tuesday, neither sounds thrilled at the prospect.
The Most Low-Profile High Profile Swing Coach In Golf
Denis Pugh has a unique touch which moulds winners like Francesco Molinari.
Ping Golf’s Heppler putters provide a firmer feel for those who want it
Heppler putters feature a perfectly flat, grooveless face.
Now 80, Jack Nicklaus’ legacy becomes less defined by his record and more by his character
Nicklaus’ numbers as a golfer are absolutely astounding. What might be more astounding, is that they are not the heart and soul of his legacy. That can’t possibly be described in numbers – or perhaps even in words.
European Tour’s new pace-of-play policy returns dividends at Abu Dhabi
The 132-strong field got themselves around the 6,988-metre layout quicker than they had, in similar weather, one year earlier.
How Lee Westwood resuscitated a career that seemed to be over
A clean mind and a little motivation have the now 25-time European Tour winner thinking big in 2020.
