The Masters merchandise shop is perhaps the most coveted memorabilia destination in all of sports. From shirts to hats to signs to silverware to those viral gnomes, there’s something for everyone within the walls of the Masters’ Disneyworld-esque gift shop. That goes for both the patrons and the pros. This week, the DP World Tour Read more…
The legend goes like this … It was a shot that had no business being hit. Taken from the left-side pine straw at 15, born from bravado and showmanship and pure what-the-hell, to the drumbeat of everything this place had made men feel over the decades. And why not. These were writers, a haggard guild Read more…
It is easy to look at some of the marquee public golf courses in America and think golf has lost its collective mind when it comes to what it should cost to play this game. For instance, the average green fee at the top 10 entries on America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses is just shy Read more…
Last year, we debated the best Masters traditions, and now it’s time to look at the other side of the coin. Hence, we spoke to Golf Digest staff members to gather their thoughts on the most overrated Masters traditions. The takes were hot, from a flaming Pimento Cheese character assassination to an takedown of the Read more…
Michael Kim has quietly become one of the best stories in golf. Mirroring the rise of Max Homa in some ways, the Seoul-born journeyman has become a PGA Tour cult favorite by way of a popular Golf X account and vastly improved play. On Sunday, he had a chance to claim his second-ever PGA Tour Read more…
Rory McIlroy has had a lot of time to think over his Masters Champions Dinner menu, including perhaps during last year’s extra playoff hole. And although things weren’t easy, McIlroy finally donned a green jacket in 2025, completing his career Grand Slam. Perhaps the most pressure he’s felt since that monkey-off-the-back birdie putt is putting Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Youth was served once more on Sunday with Augusta National hosting the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals. Each year, 80 girls and boys have the spotlight all to themselves as they make memories friends and sometimes a little history. Will one of the youngsters who competed this Sunday one day play Read more…
The PGA Tour broadcast was always on in my dad’s study on Sundays. He’d get a fire going, sit in his leather chair, and I’d climb into his lap and watch for hours. I was fascinated. My parents bought me a set of plastic clubs, and every time my dad went to Glen Arven Country Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — In preparation for her fourth Augusta National Women’s Amateur, Maria Jose Marin played a practice round at Champions Retreat with local caddie Darren Woo on the bag. They worked well together, and that’s when Marin’s father, Jose, had an important conversation with her. Jose previoiusly had been Marin’s caddie for her three Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Her parents greeted her outside the Augusta National clubhouse, giving their 17-year-old daughter hugs to sooth the heartbreak. But cradled in the arms of her father Jim and mother Brandii, the tears returned once more. Anyone who watched Asterisk Talley during Saturday’s final round of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur came away Read more…
Mike Lavezzo loves to tell the story (and rightly so) of his first ace. The teacher at Tamalpais High School in Northern California and his friends had a deal: If any of us makes a hole-in-one, we’re all going to Las Vegas. Well, it happened a handful of years ago at Mill Valley Golf Course, Read more…
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