Did Eli Manning really just invite us to play golf?

Few things stir up confusion in golfers quite like the soft invitation to a nice private course. “Was that guy I met just twice serious about that?” you ask yourself. “Do I follow up with him and come across as a beggar?” you ponder. “Maybe I’ll just wait and see if he reaches out again Read more…

At renowned Royal Melbourne, Adam Scott is experiencing a remarkable career first

MELBOURNE, Australia — After 25 years and almost 100 consecutive majors as a pro, former Masters champion Adam Scott doesn’t have many firsts left in his career. Except for one really bizarre scenario: The 45-year-old Aussie has never played an Australian Open at Royal Melbourne. Arguably Australia’s most famous golfer over the past two decades, Read more…

Stupid Golf Problems: How do you handle the bragging cheater?

We all have that one golf buddy. You know the one. They’re hopelessly addicted to the game just like you, despite the fact that they are breathtakingly bad at it. So bad that you forgive all the foot wedges and scooped-up five-footers and just-put-me-down-for-six-when-I-really-made-a-10s. Who cares? Your buddy is harmless. They’re not breaking 100 any Read more…

Rising LIV Golf star matches Seve as only Spaniards to win Australian PGA

Spain’s David Puig shot a flawless 66 Sunday at Royal Queensland to capture his third professional title. But this one, the Australian PGA Championship, was his biggest victory to date, topping a stout field in the DP World Tour’s season opener, while also becoming just the second Spaniard to win the heralded event, matching the Read more…

Giving thanks for ‘bad’ golf

It is Thanksgiving and I’m visiting family in Cincinnati, which means the worst golf hole in America is down the street. Fernbank Golf Course’s opener stretches 254 yards, a modest dogleg with a bunker stationed near the green. In isolation, it qualifies as the proverbial gentle handshake welcoming you to the round. But it’s not Read more…

Undercover Pro: Cheaters at High-Stakes Sim Tourneys

I’m a pro who owns several driving ranges across the Midwest. Ten years ago, I started investing in simulators to keep my clients busy during the cold months. My ratio of outdoor mats to simulators is 15-to-1, yet simulator golf accounts for 40 percent of my business. Avid golfers can’t get enough of it, and Read more…

How real is the possibility of a 20-event PGA Tour season? Let’s lay it out

As if there hasn’t been enough upheaval in professional golf, news emerged last week about the possibility of a future 20-odd tournament schedule for the PGA Tour – a model that could cut the current number of events the tour holds roughly in half. You have questions, we have… well, we have a lot of questions, too, but also some answers. We do our best to explain what exactly is going on.