Want to see Tiger Woods’ new-look swing? Golf Digest US filmed the 14-time major champion practising in the Bahamas ahead of his tournament, the Hero World Challenge.
Have you started Christmas shopping for the golfers in your life? Well, here’s something you probably didn’t think of – or believe was even possible to buy.
By Alex Myers/Golf Digest US Tiger Woods’ latest comeback hit a hurdle in October when he withdrew ahead of the Safeway Open, describing his play as “vulnerable.” Seven weeks later, the 14-time major champ sounds a lot more confident about the state of his golf game. Woods spoke to USA Today’s Steve DiMeglio on the range at Read more…
Denmark won the ISPS HANDA World Cup of Golf for the first time as Søren Kjeldsen and Thorbjørn Olesen claimed a thrilling four-shot victory at Kingston Heath Golf Club. The Danes had been a dominant force all week, with a stunning round of 60 in the fourballs on Friday helping them take a four-shot lead Read more…
They are the defending champions and they are playing on home soil, there is a lot on the line for Team Australia this week at the ISPS HANDA World Cup of Golf.
IT’S a position that would make most golfers nervous, but James Nitties insists he’s enjoying the fact he’s staring the third round of the Australian Open as a shock leader.
The next generation of Australian golf was the hot topic ahead of the Emirates Australian Open and today they showed why at Royal Sydney Golf Club. Amateur sensation Curtis Luck and Tour rookie Lucas Herbert each fired rounds of 5-under 67 to lead their national Open after the morning field. Luck has had a phenomenal Read more…
By Mark Hayes/Golf Australia governing body The build-up is well under way for the 101st Emirates Australian Open at the Royal Sydney Golf Club. Tomorrow is pro-am day at the famous Rose Bay course with the likes of former international cricketers Ian Healy and Brian Lara, AFL players Steve Johnson, Jarrad McVeigh and Josh Kennedy, Read more…
Striking a golf bag with a club is a popular way for a golfer to take out his/her frustration. But it can backfire. Badly. The bag can break. The club can snap. And then there’s the potential collateral damage done to what’s inside the bag (Bet you never thought about that). Thanks to Ian Poulter for sharing Read more…
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