Here’s a question: Should you get an official PGA Tour win for an 18-hole event that wasn’t considered a PGA tour event at the time? Should you get one for a 36-hole exhibition played against three other players? Should you get one for an event with no other PGA Tour pros where you beat a Read more…
We explain the format, the number of players required to play and the different variations of Wolf that can turn your standard Saturday game into something a bit more fun and complex.
It’s hard to believe, but before you know it, football will be back in our lives once again. OTAs have begun and the NFL Draft has come and gone. Pretty soon mandatory mini-camps will be upon us, and with them, the official end of the NFL “offseason” (if there is such a thing). This weekend, Read more…
There was no drama in Hollywood at Hannah Green’s title defense of the JM Eagle LA Championship. Unlike her playoff victory last year, Green won by three Sunday over Maja Stark with a steady five-under 67 to win at 12-under-par total. The Australian ran away from the field with a five-under-par stretch on the back Read more…
Have a look as Lucas Herbert rolls in a six-foot birdie putt to end his round and fire up his home crowd. But as his caddie Nick Pugh goes to put the flagstick back in, he gets drilled in the back of the head by what appears to be a full water bottle, causing him to drop to his knees.
You likely know that TPC Sawgrass started the Tournament Players Club movement in the 1980s as the first PGA Tour-owned and operated club. But do you know the origin of the concept of stadium golf, and how the TPC golf courses network grew since Sawgrass’ debut 42 years ago? Much credit is due to Deane Read more…
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Hannah Gregg laid out her expenses for the week at the recent Women’s New South Wales Open, and they painted a striking picture of how hard it is to make a living for the vast majority of professional players – male or female.
There has been lots of handwringing about golf on TV in 2024, from ratings declines to complaints about too many commercials to frustrations over not enough live coverage. And yet there’s been lots of handwringing about golf on TV for years. Listen to hear if this sounds at all familiar: Golf Digest surveyed fans who Read more…
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