Rory McIlroy’s walk-off wedge, Bryson DeChambeau’s bold photo, and Brooks Koepka puts his nemesis on a dartboard
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we are going to try to be even more positive than usual this week.
TaylorMade Driving Relief: Golf’s elite embrace a new type of distance control
Here it was an unspoken endorsement of golf’s new reality.
Six takeaways from the TaylorMade Driving Relief charity event
On Sunday at Seminole, golf returned.
Watch Matthew Wolff dominate both long drive holes during the TaylorMade Driving Relief
Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, and Rickie Fowler are three of the longest hitters on the PGA Tour. But their pop was no match for Matthew Wolff during the TaylorMade Driving Relief.
Seminole Golf Club, one of golf’s most exclusive enclaves, is ready for its TV debut
It might sound strange to describe a golf club with a crushed-rock parking lot as majestic, but Seminole Golf Club is that and more.
It’ll be McIlroy-Johnson vs. Fowler-Wolff in televised charity match on May 17
This is bound to create smiles and offer a few hours of respite in a sports world starved for live-action and feel-good moments.
Brandel Chamblee’s latest inflammatory comments lead to pointed responses from top teachers
If Brandel Chamblee was looking for an outlet to relieve some of his virus-induced social isolation this week, he found it.
Brooks Koepka could probably win majors left-handed if these numbers are for real
A day after Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas shared swings and results of a left-handed competition, Brooks Koepka showed his fellow PGA Tour pros who is boss when it comes to switch-hitting on the course.
Tiger Woods breaks his silence, and Dustin-Paulina dance on, Paula Creamer puts her pad on the market
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we liked talking about whether Tiger Woods would get to 19 majors a lot more than we like talking about COVID-19.
How are tour pros quarantining? By juggling toilet paper and burning grass (among other things)
We're not sure who started the #StayAtHomeChallenge, but it seems that Denmark's Joost Luiten was the first to bring it into the golf world.
A Transatlantic Twitter war, a heartfelt plea to Anthony Kim, and a Gretzky wedding (just not the one you’re thinking)
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we were a (small) part of some big sports news last week. Vanity Fair’s shoot with Maria Sharapova, who was announcing her retirement from tennis...
Jack Nicklaus at 80: ‘I’ve still got a lot of things I want to do’
As he turns 80 years old Tuesday, Jack Nicklaus still could do a lot of things with his life.
Rickie Fowler, Scottie Scheffler share 36-hole lead at the American Express
Since switching to a traditional 72-hole format in 2012, all eight winners of the American Express have shot a four-round score of 20 under or better. In other words, in order to contend, you better go low every single day.
Rickie Fowler goes undercover as a caddie, fools everyone with Zach Galifianakis-esque beard
We've seen Rickie Fowler go undercover before as Dick Fowler, P.I., but this time, instead of busting naughty golfers, he's helping out unsuspecting ones. Well, sort of.
Grayson Murray, who has struggled of late, shoots 64 in opening round of the American Express
All it takes is one good round to erase the bad vibes, and that's what Murray got on Thursday at the American Express.
Patrick Cantlay-up, he’s going for the top spot
Rickie Fowler has already upped the ante for Patrick Cantlay before his Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship debut, not that the World No.6 needs any more motivation.
Joaquin Niemann opens with 66 at Sentry TOC, Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler in contention
Niemann leads by one over Justin Thomas, who won this event in 2017 by three strokes over Hideki Matsuyama.
Presidents Cup 2019: Why the U.S. team is already off to a rocky start
In a piece like this, the disclaimer belongs at the beginning: The history of the Presidents Cup has been a history of American domination, to the tune of 11 victories, one draw, and only one loss in 12 instalments, a superlative (and a little absurd) stretch that spans 25 years.
