Out of context, Brett White sounds like your average aspiring tour pro. Continue Reading
Presidents Cup 2019: Brooks Koepka withdraws from Team USA with injury; Rickie Fowler named as replacement
Brooks Koepka announced overnight that he has dropped out of the 2019 Presidents Cup.Continue Reading
The rare feat American Kurt Kitayama is playing for this week on the European Tour
The two-man showdown for European Tour Rookie of the Year honours is definitely one to watch at Jumeirah Golf Estates this week. Continue Reading
Breaking down Tiger Woods’ options if Brooks Koepka can’t play in the Presidents Cup
Brooks Koepka appears to be a question mark after withdrawing from last month’s CJ Cup with a knee injuryContinue Reading
Jin Young Ko, No. 1 in the world, will be playing hurt at the CME Group Tour Championship
The 22-year-old from South Korea considered not playing this week.Continue Reading
The 2019 CME Group Tour Championship features the biggest winner’s cheque in women’s golf. Ever.
This year, the winner’s cheque and the bonus have been combined.Continue Reading
Race to Dubai decider: Six things you need to know
Here’s six things you need to know about the $8 million DP World Tour Championship which begins on the Earth course at JGE on Thursday morning. Continue Reading
Davis Love III on joining CBS, playing more on the senior tour, and being Tiger Woods’ first PGA Tour victim
Golf fans will see—and hear—Davis Love III a lot more in 2020 thanks to his new role with CBS. In a weird way, though, the World Golf Hall of Famer has gotten a good amount of airtime of late. Or maybe “good” is the wrong term from Love’s perspective.Continue Reading
Brandon Matthews lost a playoff and potentially a British Open start when a fan yelled, but his response was a winning one
A fan yelled out as Matthews took his stroke, and he missed the putt. But there was more to the story. Continue Reading
Brendon Todd adds a second straight PGA Tour win to his remarkable comeback story
It took an extra day but Brendon Todd didn’t mind the wait. For the second time in as many starts, he is a PGA Tour winner after a Monday finish at the Mayakoba Golf Classic.Continue Reading
Sharp play, lucky breaks help Tommy Fleetwood win first European Tour title in 22 months
Expectations have only grown for Tommy Fleetwood since he began asserting himself as one of the European Tour’s rising stars in 2017, with no one holding the 28-year-old Englishman to a higher standard than the man himself. Continue Reading
For the second time in three days, PGA Tour pros make holes-in-one in a matter of minutes
By Ryan Herrington The 2019 Mayakoba Golf Classic will be remembered, as least in part, for its Thursday washout, rain delaying the start of the event and causing it to spill past the scheduled Sunday finish into Monday morning. But it also will go down as the PGA Tour fall ...Continue Reading
Tight leaderboard leaves potential for dramatic Monday finish at the Mayakoba Golf Classic
A little more than a year ago, Brendon Todd (above) was thinking about giving up golf after being beaten down by a long battle with the full-swing yips. Continue Reading
Behold the greatest shank in the history of the European Tour
Like the term “yips,” the word “shank” is one some golfers are too afraid to even say. The thinking being that the less you acknowledge these scourges, the less likely you’ll be plagued with them,Continue Reading
Former Mayakoba winner Harris English shoots second-round 64, leads by one in Mexico
Very quietly, Harris English has had an excellent start to his 2019-'20 PGA Tour season, already finishing in the top six three times in four starts.Continue Reading
Russell Henley penalised eight (!!) strokes for violating One Ball Rule
After shooting a two-under 69 in the second round of the Mayakoba Golf Classic, Russell Henley did what many of the tour’s “nice guys” do: he went into his bag to grab a few golf balls to sign and hand out to fans.Continue Reading
This is it, the luckiest break in the history of golf
You might be rolling your eyes at another “luckiest break ever” headline, but we assure you, this one from Friday at the Nedbank Golf Challenge truly is the luckiest break in golf history.Continue Reading
Danny Lee flirts with 59, settles for nine-under 62 at the Mayakoba Golf Classic
It’s all about the long game on today’s PGA Tour, which explains why players like Danny Lee are doing everything in their power to gain more power. Continue Reading
