When players arrived at TPC Boston for this week’s Dell Technologies Championship there was one dramatic difference. And it has been met with mixed reviews.
Jason Day will play this year’s Emirates Australian Open in Sydney from 23-26 November, the first time he’s contested our national championship in four years.
If golf is such a blissful recreation, why does it produce so many nightmares? You know the ones, visions that haunt whatever dreams you hold of the perfect round.
It’s not just today’s players who are hitting it farther. Yesterday’s players – the guys playing the PGA Tour Champions – are hitting it farther than ever, too.
Julian Suri became the third American to win on both the Challenge Tour and the European Tour with his victory on Sunday in the Made in Denmark tournament.
John Daly is in serious contention to win on Sunday. Not on the Champions Tour, but on the European Tour. And no, not the Senior European Tour or the European Challenge Tour, but the actual European Tour.
Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler and Jhonattan Vegas lead the way through 36 holes at The Northern Trust, the first leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs at Glen Oaks Club in Old Westbury, New York.
Australian Golf Digest
