The 2020 U.S. Ryder Cup team brain trust is starting to take shape. It’s hardly surprising the direction it’s headed.
Ping’s G710 irons continue a hollow-body iron path the company embarked on in 2016 with the introduction of its Crossover iron and followed with the G700. Its latest entry into that category, however, is being touted by the company as its “longest, most forgiving iron to date.”
The company’s new T-series of irons continues on that path, and now reaches a previously underserved segment of the market with the T400, a club some would consider to be on the border of super game improvement.
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All’s well that ends well for Miguel Angel Jimenez.
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When the 6-foot-3 17-year-old, who could be mistaken for a football player rather than a golfer, rolled in the five-footer for a closing four-under 67, his friends and family charging the green afterward and dousing him with water in celebration, it provided a signature moment for a rising talent—and for his home country.
Most of the time, the outcome in golf is fickle. Often, there’s little rhyme or reason when it comes to the predictability of who is going to win. Andrew Landry? He’d missed seven of his previous eight cuts prior to this week’s American Express.
A clean mind and a little motivation have the now 25-time European Tour winner thinking big in 2020
Four World Golf Hall of Famers were tied for the lead at one point on the back nine at Hualalai Golf Club on the Big Island of Hawaii on Saturday, but it was an interloper, Miguel Angel Jimenez, who emerged the victor in a playoff with Ernie Els and Fred Couples.
If you're not familiar with the oeuvre of Josh Kelley—better known by his Instagram alias @holeinonetrickshots—you should be. He's the Quentin Tarantino of golf trick shots.
As his ball began drawing directly toward the water down the left side of the 18th hole at PGA West's Stadium Course, Scottie Scheffler had to wonder if he had just blown a prime chance at his first tour victory.
Former world No.1 Lee Westwood will take a one-stroke lead and a quarter of a century of winning experiences into the final round of the $7 million Rolex Series event.
With a chequered European Tour history, few gave 36-hole leader Francesco Laporta much chance of hanging onto the big names on moving day at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
With a bogey-free run at 38 holes and counting, Bernd Wiesberger is showing no hint of a hangover from his near run thing in last season’s Race to Dubai. A third Rolex Series title in six months would be an even sweeter remedy.
The man behind this camera absolutely deserves a raise. World No. 1 hitting the shot or not, that's still a dangerous place to stand.
The golf world mourned the death of Pete Dye earlier this month, although the legendary architect’s legacy lives on at this week’s PGA Tour stop.
As ever when the matter at hand happens to be the professional life and times of the ever-volatile Sergio Garcia, there is a lot going on.
