Michael Kim shared the wild story of Si Woo Kim accidentally crossing into Canada without a passport while hunting for Korean BBQ, and ending up surrounded by eight border patrol agents.
Rotowire surveyed 750 professional golfers to find out who they like least on tour, and the results throw up a few genuine surprises. Patrick Reed tops the list, but he’s got good company.
Jackson Koivun withstood a late Scottie Scheffler charge to claim his maiden PGA Tour title at the 3M Open, breaking the tournament scoring record with a 25-under finish. Here’s everything he had in the bag.
In just his third start as a professional, Jackson Koivun posted a tournament-record 28 on the back nine to seize the lead at the 3M Open, with a maiden PGA Tour win now within reach.
In his first-ever PGA Tour start, Muzzy Donohue made the cut with a stunning nine-under 63 near his Minnesota hometown, honouring his late grandmother with “Grandma” written on his ball and marker.
Michael Kim made history at the 3M Open, carding a 59 built on nine straight one-putts to smash the course record and take a three-shot lead heading into the weekend.
Scottie Scheffler has revealed just how much he would like to play more tournaments in Australia, with the world No.1 player’s declaration sure to be music to the ears of the country’s golf chiefs.
Tom Kim’s patience finally pays off, ending a 1,001-day wait for a tour win with a final-round 64 at the Genesis Scottish Open. Australia’s Min Woo Lee pushed him all the way, finishing runner-up at 15 under.
Tom Kim’s bogey-free final round at the Scottish Open was built on elite tee-to-green golf. Here’s a full breakdown of his winning bag, from his new Titleist driver to the putter behind all four of his PGA Tour wins.
The Genesis Scottish Open might be the deepest field of the summer, with Scheffler, McIlroy, Rahm and Hatton all in the mix ahead of next week’s Open Championship. Here’s who’s best placed to win at The Renaissance Club.
Chris Gotterup came from five back to card a stunning nine-birdie, zero-bogey 62 and claim his third win of the year at the John Deere Classic, capitalising when Ben Kohles found the water at the last. An emotional Gotterup called it his “fifth major.”
Chris Gotterup closed with a stunning nine-birdie 62 to claim his third win of the year at the John Deere Classic, capitalising when Ben Kohles faltered late. Here’s how he did it, including the full club-by-club breakdown of his winning bag.
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