If that forecast holds, it will be the strongest hurricane to strike Florida’s East Coast since Andrew in 1992, according to the National Weather Service.
The 2018-2019 PGA Tour year is officially over, which means it’s time to look back on the greatest, weirdest and wildest statistical events of the season.
Golf has always been a sport in which its players could tee it up when they wanted and take off when they wanted. But that freedom is becoming tougher to enjoy.
The PGA uses a year-long points formula to determine its winner, with tournament victories, official money standings, and scoring averages featured in its equation.
Tiger Woods, playing captain. After four magical days in Augusta, that seemed inevitable for this year’s Presidents Cup. What has transpired since has put that into doubt, and placed Woods in an unenviable, and unwinnable, position.
We’ve seen Rory McIlroy hit some prodigious drives through the years, but it was one that went unseen by a marshall on Thursday at Medinah that proved to be particularly entertaining.
Rory McIlroy is tempted to relive a bit of history at this week’s BMW Championship. He might eschew his courtesy car in favour of arriving at Medinah Country Club in a police cruiser.
Australian Golf Digest
