The United States Solheim Cup team did not lose to Team Europe because they had celebratory beers on the team bus Saturday night, with the score tied 8-8. Optically, though, it was not a great look. Of course, no one would have cared if they had just kept it to themselves. In fairness, that’s impossible Read more…
If you’ve come here in anger, I get it. This is the exact type of headline I’d normally roll my eyes at in disgust. I’d probably look up a picture of the author and concoct a story in my head about how much of a wet blanket they must be a parties. You and I Read more…
If you missed it, last week’s Golf Debate du jour revolved around former professional golfers looking to regain their amateur status. Mainly, the focus was on Colt Knost, whose bid for reinstatement into the amateur ranks was denied by the USGA, which said it was re-evaluating its reinstatement guidelines. This was cause for celebration for Read more…
Blades Brown’s mother, a former WNBA player, has coached and taught high school kids for over 20 years. Something she noticed about her son as he grew up was how he was “a little more mature” than most of the young people she came across, and that his temperament was ideal for the golf course. Read more…
The Travelers Championship is held just a few short miles from ESPN’s campus in Bristol, Ct. That means that over the course of a tournament week in sleepy central Connecticut, there are bound to be a few random encounters between athletes and some of the world’s most visible sports journalists, but few have ever caused Read more…
We’re back from a little U.S. Open “break,” but unfortunately we begin this week with some difficult news … Dalke’s Decision On Thursday, Brad Dalke shocked the golf world when he announced he was leaving Good Good Golf in an emotional video posted to his personal YouTube channel. In the video, Dalke explained that the Read more…
The debate over who should buy hole-in-one drinks rages on, but at one golf course, it’s the lucky player who gets a drink. And an expensive one at that. We take you to Ardfin on the Isle of Jura in Scotland, where they give out special inscribed bottles of Jura whisky to those who make Read more…
Since joining Good Good Golf three years ago, Brad Dalke has become one of the biggest names in YouTube golf. The former national championship-winning Oklahoma Sooner won Barstool Sports’ inaugural Internet Invitational, launched Good Good Pros alongside co-creator Sean Walsh, starred as a competitor in the comeback season of ‘Big Break’ and has recently accepted Read more…
For a few hours on Thursday at the U.S. Open, the clouds parted for Bryson DeChambeau. After two straight missed cuts at the Masters and PGA Championship, the Crushers captain looked like he found his major mojo again, shooting an even-par 70 at Shinnecock Hills that could have been even better if not for two Read more…
Bryson DeChambeau was one of those players who were unable to finish their first rounds on Thursday, but he walked away feeling pretty good at one under. Friday morning, however, wasn’t as kind to the two-time U.S. Open champ. RELATED: The latest updates from the 2026 U.S. Open We’ll get to that in a second, Read more…
It wouldn’t be a major without some sartorial controversy. Golf’s apparel outfitters save their best and brightest looks for the year’s biggest tournaments, and there’s always handful that miss the mark in humorous ways. On Thursday at Shinnecock, that ignominious honor went to Brooks Koepka, whose Nike shirt tickled golf fans pink throughout the opening Read more…
18-year-old Mason Howell looks his age … but appearances can be deceiving. The 2025 U.S. Amateur winner golfer is a stick in both build and skill and proved it during his first-ever U.S. Open round on Thursday. Paired with World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, Howell—11 years Scheffler’s junior—unleashed a monster drive on the par-4 third Read more…
Aaron Rai is anything but conventional. He wears two rain gloves. He uses iron covers. He only rocks pink tees. But what we saw at Shinnecock on Wednesday might be his most, um, unique quirk yet. Check it out. RELATED: The Shinnecock greens are so tough Alex Fitzpatrick is practicing with … a VR headset? Read more…
How tough are the greens at Shinnecock? How brutal are the putting surfaces that pushed the cutline to +8 at the 2018 U.S. Open and broke Phil Mickelson so badly he never really recovered? A host of multi-syllabic adjectives—flagellating, inhumane, sadistic—come to mind. Alex Fitzpatrick, however, won’t go quietly. In 2026, he’s fighting back with Read more…
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