So what happens when the music stops, the big top folds up and no one is certain when the show will go on? Answers vary, depending on who you are and what you do.
Spin-king Shane Warne is ready for whatever COVID-19 can throw at him as he bunkers down in his multi-million dollar Melbourne residence equipped with, well, just about everything.
Amid trying to keep his game sharp for when the season resumes, Soren Kjeldsen has sharpened his imitation skills of other top golfers, including Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia, and Ian Poulter.
Perhaps the most fascinating thing about the coronavirus and its resultant quarantine, is the brand new subset of societal cliques it has given rise to.
A day after Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas shared swings and results of a left-handed competition, Brooks Koepka showed his fellow PGA Tour pros who is boss when it comes to switch-hitting on the course.
You would think of all the golf swings you can find on YouTube that one from Tiger Woods would have the most popular. But according to one research project, you would be wrong.
The marketing campaign, dubbed “From Many, One” aims to strengthen the communication and messaging of the USGA’s most prominent – and lucrative – championship around a handful of core principles and traits that best exemplify the spirit of the event.
Sadly, it’s been nearly eight years since Kim last teed it up in a PGA Tour event. But if anything could bring him back (he’s still only 34!), maybe it’s this song.
Valimaki got his European Tour card at Q-school last year, and a T-7 finish at the recent ISPS Handa Vic Open in Australia hinted at a burgeoning potential that has been further underlined with this victory.