Far be it from us to judge another man’s athleticism – glass houses and what not – but Johnson looks like an 80-year-old at a pre-sunrise Zumba class at the local gym.
Ewan Porter’s tumultuous journey from aspiring Major champion to author, beer aficionado and broadcasting the US Open for the United States Golf Association.
Jason Day has come close to winning the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on several occasions. But those near misses may have prepared the Australian to win a US Open on the Monterey Peninsula instead.
It’s unclear whether Williams, who also caddied for LPGA Major winner Danielle Kang last year, among others, in one-off arrangements, will caddie for Day beyond this week.
As Cantlay shows, it’s tough to simply chop your golf ball out of the gnarly grass just off the ninth green. That is, if you can even find your golf ball.
Teenagers are routinely guilty of doing doughnuts when receiving their driver’s license. But rather than tearing up a car park or front lawn, Robert Keilch pulled the manoeuvre on a US Open qualifier field.
Scott Gregory introduced himself to golf fans around the world at this year’s US Open with a disastrous first-round 92 at Shinnecock Hills. But if you thought that was the last you’d hear of the young Englishman, then think again.
Under the new rules of golf that will go into effect on January 1, 2019, players will have the option of leaving the pin in when they putt on the green. Bryson DeChambeau thinks it can help him make more putts.
Yes, these guys are good. But are they really that good? Or, has the tour, in its zeal to prove week in and week out how good they are, gone too far with sometimes laughably easy course setups?
Australian Golf Digest
