With a five-shot buffer to the next-best player, American Daniel Berger, and a further shot back to Australian Matt Jones, it seems likely to be a two-man tete-a-tete again tomorrow.
We’re sure the advice itself is pretty solid, but “get to the 18th hole early” isn’t exactly useful for a PGA Tour winner who is competing in the event.
Australian Golf Digest’s international panel of experts cast their eyes over the Tournament of Champions field to predict which PGA Tour star will emerge victorious at Kapalua’s Plantation course. Anonymous Caddie Picker of the week: Xander Schauffele ($13 odds) — It’s amazing how low-pressure this week is for these guys—you have to be here to truly grasp Read more…
After getting to the PGA Tour’s first event of the year, the Tournament of Champions on Maui, Viktor Hovland shared a hilarious photo of his broken golf clubs.
Cho Minn Thant is perplexed at the backlash Asian Tour is facing because of its game-changing sponsorship deal with LIV Golf Investment and Golf Saudi.
Viktor Hovland has developed the nickname, the Resort Golf King and this time in the Bahamas where he made back-to-back eagles during a final-round 66 to win the Hero World Challenge. RELATED: Shop new equipment, apparel and accessories on Australian Golf Digest’s new online marketplace, The Pro Shop His four PGA Tour/Hero wins have come Read more…
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