All of the tournament rescheduling announcements lately have been due to COVID-19, but not this one.
Amid the ongoing hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, the PGA Tour informed its members that players currently ranked 1-150 in the FedEx Cup standings are entitled to receive a cash advance.
Golfers around the world have Scotland to thank for inventing this great game, but the term “birdie” is actually an all-American term.
Everyone remembers the chip. That delicate, dangerous thing of beauty that spent far more time travelling backwards than forward before breaking to a stop, and then, somehow...
In the beginning, there was St. Andrews. And this old course that is most appropriately named THE Old Course had 18 holes. Well, near the beginning it had 18 holes, that is.
It has been almost two weeks since the Players Championship was cancelled after the first round and subsequent tournaments followed suit. So what happens when the music stops?
If Brandel Chamblee was looking for an outlet to relieve some of his virus-induced social isolation this week, he found it.
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Now a veteran European Tour pro has joined the budding golf impersonations genre and emerged as a much-needed source of entertainment and levity during this Coronavirus pandemic.
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.
As Phil Mickelson's "Phireside with Phil" chats have proven, professional golfers can be great storytellers. To the surprise of no one, the European Tour pros are some of the best.
PGA Tour fans will be consumed with Tiger Woods' chase of a record-breaking 83rd win whenever the season resumes following the Coronavirus outbreak. In the meantime, a mini-tour legend continues to pile up wins at an even faster clip.
This is a new series on the 70th anniversary of Golf Digest commemorating the best literature we’ve ever published.
Daybreak at The Masters.
Let’s presume that things around the country get better, the PGA Tour starts again in May and that the FedEx Cup Playoffs will be played in some fashion in 2020.
Pete Cowen, the golf coach who counts Brooks Koepka, Gary Woodland, Henrik Stenson and Graeme McDowell among his pupils and has a number of academies in Dubai, believes that he has contracted the coronavirus after falling ill last week .
The first in a series of classic stories in Golf Digest looks at a declining Bobby Jones at the end of his life and the enduring relationship he had with the author.
The phrase, "It's a fluid situation," has emerged as the unofficial motto of sports leagues throughout the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
