Why is it that some fans try to hang on the balls that are hit into the gallery – or in this case a dining hall! – seem to run off with them as if no one would notice?
After struggling on day one, Jon Rahm remembered who he was and where he was at, answering with an eagle and three straight birdies to jump off the cutline and into the mix at the Farmers Insurance Open.
When it comes to one of golf’s favourite folk heroes, Anthony Kim, fans tend to jump on any news they can get. More than a decade since Kim last competed, in 2012, there have only been a handful of tangible updates from Kim since, only adding to the lore.
In an interview with Golf Digest last year, comedian Nate Bargatze promised he was working some golf into his next comedy special. Turns out, the entire title of it is a not-so-subtle tribute to Tiger Woods.
Say what you like about Patrick Reed—and many have over the course of his controversial career—the man has an inordinate ability to focus on the golf course.
A legal battle to determine whether LIV golfers can still compete in DP World Tour events including the Ryder Cup continues to wage on, but in the meantime, Nick Faldo took on the role of judge and jury to deliver a swifter decision.
Among the many and varied topics LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman has covered in his ongoing long-distance dialogue with the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour is that of World Ranking points.
Two weeks from today and eight months since the Scottish Open that inadvertently set things in motion, the DP World Tour is headed into what amounts to an internal battle with its own members.
The second iteration of the e12 Contact employs a “Contact Force” dimple that features a raised area in the centre that results in more contact with the clubface at impact than traditional dimples.
Titleist TSR1 lineup of metalwoods is the company’s latest versions of a lighter weight driver, fairway wood and hybrid with the driving purpose of creating easier launch through both head design and shaft weight.
Australian Golf Digest
