The five-time major winner, incensed after a bad drive on the ninth hole and apparently not feeling well, slammed his driver to the turf and then took a Happy Gilmore swing in the first round of LIV Golf Dallas.
Majesticks GC has paired up with TrackMan to bring golfers a once-in-a-lifetime competition, which will allow a few lucky individuals to test their mettle against a LIV golfer in a high-stakes nearest-the-pin competition.
Joaquin Niemann almost toyed with his peers at LIV Golf Virginia, allowing veteran major champions like Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson and Graeme McDowell to wind back the clock and feel those competitive juices again.
As accomplished sports administrator Chris Heck packed his bags to move home to the US from the UK after a successful stint with English soccer team Aston Villa FC, he made sure to squeeze in one more dream golf trip
Reigning US Open champions are always busy in the lead up to returning to the national championship. But when you’re YouTube content king Bryson DeChambeau, the hustle seems to reach a new level. MORE: Phil Mickelson says there’s a ‘high likelihood’ this could be his last U.S. Open It’s approaching a year since DeChambeau tamed Read more…
Lucas Herbert scripted a grandstand finish by making an eagle on the par-five 18th hole for the second day in a row to complete a five-shot victory in the $US2 million International Series Japan presented by Moutai.
What happens when golf’s biggest bomber tees it up in the clouds? Bryson DeChambeau gave fans a jaw-dropping preview during a LIV Golf warm-up at 8,000 feet above sea level in Mexico — and the results are insane.
DeChambeau was quite literally struggling just advancing the ball out of the hazards in the video. He went on to explain that someone could seriously hurt their wrist based on what he was seeing and feeling.
With dance music blaring, live visual effects erupting and Mexico City fans standing almost on top of the tee box at the par-3 18th at Club Golf Chapultepec, Joaquin Niemann’s path to earning a start at the US Open was unique.
Lucas Herbert pulled a rabbit out of the hat with a chip-in eagle at the par-4 11th during a course record-equalling final round during LIV Golf Mexico City at Club Golf Chapultepec.
In search of his first worldwide win in almost two years, Australian crowd favourite Cameron Smith has thrown his hat into the ring with a final group showdown with 36-hole leader Bryson DeChambeau at LIV Golf Mexico.
The May issue of Australian Golf Digest, on-sale today, dives deep into the rising popularity of the team format, with the 2022 Open champion front and centre on the cover and throughout a compelling new feature titled “This Is Your Captain Speaking.”