Augusta National Golf Club announced on Monday that it is donating $2 million to local coronavirus response efforts.
Attitude means a lot in times of stress and adversity, and hasn’t this assumption been illuminated to a draconian degree in these astonishing times.
After a few weeks of disappointing news, college golfers finally are catching a break.
The guy currently in 150th place in the FedEx Cup standings, Austin Cook, has already made $279,342 this year. The same cannot be said of the Korn Ferry Tour.
The Olympics in Tokyo have been rescheduled for 2021.
It is an atypical week in this desert, notwithstanding the weather.
Although limiting in some ways, the old, agricultural property did offer an unexpected bonus in the form of two deep irrigation canals bordering the north and eastern boundaries.
"Triple Crown" is a term usually reserved for horse racing and baseball, but Ben Hogan brought it to golf during one of the great seasons in any sport's history.
While we hunker down and hope for a speedy return to normalcy, we can also use this time as an opportunity to learn more about the game we love. Here’s our latest installment of “Did you know?”
Like many of us, DJ's bored at home, holed up during the coronavirus pandemic. And like many of us, he's killing time with an in-home putting mat setup.
Pinehurst Resort & Country Club finds itself, like many golf facilities around the country, grappling with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its workforce.
The United States now has the most coronavirus cases in the world and according to health experts, the pandemic might still be in its fledgeling stages in the country. Even against that ominous backdrop, the golf world is looking forward to when life will return to a sense of normalcy.
Assuming you’ve got some downtime at home while we wait out the coronavirus pandemic, we put together an eight-part, in-home test for you to find out just how “golf fit” you really are.
The St. Simons Island (Ga.) house of Davis Love III was destroyed by a Friday morning fire. Fortunately, no one was harmed in the blaze, according to the World Golf Hall of Fame member.
It’s sad how a person of influence in the golf world like Brandel Chamblee can spew out some of the nonsense that he does.
