Neal Shipley has hung tough with a six-under 65 to hold onto a one-shot lead from fellow American Ben Kohles going into the final round of the PGA Tour’s inaugural Biltmore Championship Asheville. The PGA Tour rookie made an eagle and a birdie on the two back-nine par 5s in his third straight bogey-free round Read more…
Australia’s Cam Davis and Karl Vilips have made the cut at the PGA Tour event in North Carolina, which for Davis ends a run of six successive missed cuts in America. Davis is tied for 38th after he posted an even-par 71 on Friday (Saturday AEST) to go with his first-round 66. Vilips has registered Read more…
Cam Davis has ended the wildest round of his career with a glimmer of hope of snapping a horror run of six straight missed cuts in America. One of only two Australians in the field, Davis opened with a five-under-par 66 at the PGA Tour’s Biltmore Championship in Asheville, North Carolina. Davis had only three Read more…
PGA Tour chief executive Brian Rolapp did not mince words in relaying that the returning member program that enabled Brooks Koepka to compete on the tour this season is off the table going forward.
As the professional golf calendar starts to wind down for the year, the Presidents Cup is fast approaching at Medinah, and we’ve already had some fun with the Walker Cup and Solheim Cup. Times are good in Europe too, with the Race to Dubai coming down to a blood feud between Rory McIlroy and Patrick Read more…
There was a lot of specificity in the PGA Tour’s overnight announcement about future membership criteria towards its two-tiered future. Which made the lack of information towards one group somewhat noteworthy.
While the players will deliberate in a few months on their vote for PGA Tour Player of the Year, we aren’t waiting. It’s time to hand out some awards of our own, from the serious to the tragic to the comical.
The PGA Tour’s new matchplay format arrives in 2028. We simulated how this year’s Tour Championship would have played out under the new system, hole by hole.
Scottie Scheffler came from behind to win the Tour Championship and claim a second FedEx Cup title, capping a season he called “a big battle” and surpassing Tiger Woods on the career money list.
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