Fourteen feet, one inch was the length of Robert Streb’s birdie putt that would have won him the RSM Classic the first of the three times he played the 18th hole on Sunday, and his miss won’t be particularly remembered.Continue Reading
Robert Streb pulls off multiple hero shots to claim RSM Classic over Kevin Kisner
After a crushing three-putt par on the par-5 15th hole, it seemed to be quite clear that this wasn’t Robert Streb’s day.Continue Reading
A lucky weather draw and stellar putting have Robert Streb eyeing an end to victory drought
In changeable weather, there’s a luck-of-the-draw element to every golf tournament—did you tee off in the placid morning or the torrential afternoon?Continue Reading
Andy Ogletree found an incredibly sentimental way to announce he was turning pro
Andy Ogletree announced on Thursday that he is turning professional, five days removed from earning low amateur honours at the Masters after finishing T-34, the same place as U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau.Continue Reading
RSM Classic co-leader Matt Wallace had some priceless exchanges with his emergency caddie
On a slightly grey, very windy day at Sea Island Golf Course, England’s Matt Wallace battled his way to a tie for first with an opening-round 64 at the RSM Classic. His partner in crime was Jeffrey Cammon, a club-fitter. Continue Reading
Apologies to the rest of the RSM field, but the whole golf world is rooting for Camilo Villegas
England’s Matt Wallace, eternal nice guy Peter Malnati and 2011 PGA champion Keegan Bradley. The harsh reality: No one outside of their family members will be rooting for them the rest of the week. Continue Reading
Two more PGA Tour pros withdraw from RSM Classic after testing positive for COVID-19
Two more players have tested positive for COVID-19 at this week’s RSM Classic at Sea Island Golf Club in St. Simons Island, Ga. Continue Reading
The RSM Classic is the perfect spot for tour pros to start to decompress from a chaotic 2020
In a normal year—remember normal years?—the Masters is followed by the RBC Heritage in Hilton Head. Continue Reading
PGA Tour taking BMW Championship to Delaware in 2022
When the PGA Tour announced its 2020-’21 schedule in September, the calendar featured a few venues the circuit had never visited, including much-ballyhooed Shadow Creek in Las Vegas. That trend will continue for at least one week in 2022.Continue Reading
The subtle reason why Carlos Ortiz’s Houston Open win could completely change his career
The impact of a breakthrough victory on the PGA Tour isn’t just from the win itself, but many times how it was achieved.Continue Reading
Carlos Ortiz makes history in stunning victory over Dustin Johnson and Hideki Matsuyama at the Houston Open
Trying to fend off the big names was Mexico’s Carlos Ortiz, currently ranked 160th in the world. Surely, he’d be no match for that trio of world-class players.Continue Reading
Dustin Johnson sure sounds like someone ready to slip on the green jacket next week
On a day when media outlets finally called a winner in the Presidential election, Dustin Johnson made a pretty...Continue Reading
Jason Day’s health and game on upswing heading into Masters
In up-and-down season, Jason Day is contending in Houston Open and optimistic about his health.Continue Reading
Harry Higgs withdraws from Houston Open after testing positive for COVID-19
The PGA Tour announced overnight that Harry Higgs has become the 14th player to test positive for COVID-19, and the 28-year-old from Camden, N.J., withdrew from this week’s Vivint Houston Open.Continue Reading
Brian Gay proves short and steady can still (occasionally) win on the PGA Tour
On Sunday in Bermuda, Brian Gay proved that on rare occasion there’s still a place in the game for the little guy, and the old guy, too. Continue Reading
Brian Gay ends seven-year drought and three other takeaways from the Bermuda Championship
We often hear about how young the PGA Tour has become and how many young players are so good so quickly. While that’s true, the early portion of the 2020-’21 season has proven that the old guys should not be slept on.Continue Reading
Life-changing win likely in Bermuda and three other takeaways from Day 3
The last two weeks on the PGA Tour were more or less a case of the rich getting richer—limited field Invitationals, no cuts, pristine golf courses, perfect scoring condition.Continue Reading
Fred Funk, at 64 years old and averaging less than 240 yards off the tee, makes cut at PGA Tour event
Golf, truly a game for all ages.Continue Reading
