The sadistic content minds at the PGA Tour captured the reactions of players as they arrived at the sixth hole during their practice rounds, and, needless to say, not everybody was thrilled about the new flora they found awaiting them.
As of January 1, 2025, in competitions where the Model Local Rule is in effect, visible cracks to the face and clubhead now also constitute “broken or the damage significant” enough to allow the club to be removed (providing it was not caused by player abuse).
The PGA Tour Policy Board approved a series of changes this week that will reduce the number of golfers in tournaments and reduce the number of tour cards available. In theory, these new tweaks will help improve pace of play, but one of the tour’s fastest players finds the situation “pathetic.” First, let’s start with Read more…
The longer that “framework agreement” negotiations take, the more a general apathy sets in among golf fans, who remain the biggest victim in this whole mess. There’s rising apathy among the players, too.
If Matt Fitzpatrick wants to be part of the season-ending playoff events in the Middle East, he is going to need something approaching the victory he posted in this event last year.
Chief executive Keith Pelley was firmly circumspect and almost entirely non-specific in his responses to queries about where the DP World Tour is likely to sit within golf’s eco-system when the current discussions eventually come to an end.
With the St Andrews’ area in Scotland receiving the equivalent of a month’s worth of rain in 36 hours, the third round that had been postponed from Saturday to Sunday due to wet weather was pushed back once more to Monday as flooding on the tournament courses left organisers scrambling.
Australian Golf Digest
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