As you talk to Dom Furore about his favorite photographs taken during his 35 years at Golf Digest, the tone in his voice rises slightly as the enthusiasm for his craft comes come to life. Take for example when he discusses the picture he made of Arnold Palmer at the Masters in 2002. It was Read more…
In the wake of Strategic Sports Group’s commitment to the PGA Tour, it’s difficult to discern to what extent PIF’s involvement is needed. Or wanted. Then again, maybe it isn’t.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Viktor Hovland sure has a thing for the Monterey Peninsula. You wouldn’t necessarily know it judging by his relatively modest three-under-par 69 Thursday at Spyglass Hill—using preferred lies in the closely mown areas—in the opening round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Let PGA Tour players have ball in hand and Read more…
As Patrick Cantlay poured in birdie after birdie on Saturday at the Ryder Cup, the prevailing thought was that he was spurred on by the European crowd, which had caught wind of the “HatGate” saga. Turns out, Cantlay was motivated by something entirely different that afternoon in Italy: a bet with his playing partner, Wyndham Read more…
There are multiple parts to the collaboration, but the one that will grab golf fans’ attention the most is called, “Any Shot, Any Time.” And it’s just what it sounds.
The $US3 billion ($A4.5 billion) investment is coming from an organisation with whom you’re probably more familiar than you think. Regardless, here are a few details about who is helping fund the tour’s new venture.
Lucas Herbert, the 28-year-old from Bendigo, will join his countrymen Cam Smith, Marc Leishman and Matt Jones on the LIV team Ripper GC when the third season begins in Mayakoba, Mexico, on Friday.
Nelly Korda’s late Sunday rally to win the LPGA Drive On Championship may have kept Lydia Ko out of the LPGA Hall of Fame (for now), but it created a bit of history in another way. With her ninth career LPGA victory, Korda ascended to No. 2 in the Rolex Rankings. And although that’s not Read more…
Players will receive equity into PGA Tour Enterprises; these grants, made over time, will be based on playing accomplishments, future participation and tour status.
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