While most of the United States was sleeping, the 145th Open Championship kicked off early Thursday morning and provided enough highlights to replace your morning cup of coffee. Royal Troon debuted to light winds and comfortable temperatures …
Jordan Spieth may have dealt Olympic golf its death blow on Monday afternoon when he announced that he too would be skipping the Games in light of “health risks” and other concerns. With Spieth dropping out, …
After Dustin Johnson withdrew from Olympic consideration late Friday night, there were fears that the rest of the United States’ young stars would follow suit. Through last week, 37-year-old Bubba Watson was the only American to definitively confirm that …
Dustin Johnson became the first American Olympic golfer to officially remove his name from consideration citing fears stemming from the Zika virus. DJ released a statement at 11:35 p.m. EST Friday night, making Tiger Woods’ 5 p.m. …
With the cancellation of this week’s Greenbrier Classic on the PGA Tour, the United States Olympic Golf Team has been locked in, at least as far as the qualifying goes. World No. 2 Dustin Johnson, No. 3 …
With just over a month remaining until the 2016 Rio Olympic Games kick off in Brazil, the United States Olympic Committee met with USA Golf and four top American players at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational on Wednesday to …
While golf’s return to the Olympic Games has been all the rage for the past few weeks, the PGA Tour quietly released its schedule for the 2016-2017 season. The return to a normal schedule will alleviate much …
The U.S. Open rules debacle continues to be a point of contention among many of the games top players. With a number of guys in Akron this week for the third World Golf Championship event of …
For the first time since 2009, the PGA Tour had to cancel a tournament due to unplayable conditions. The flooding in Greenbrier County in West Virginia has already claimed 15 of the 23 deaths reported to …
Some spots on the PGA Tour schedule are better than others. For example, having the slot immediately following the U.S. Open, as this week’s Quicken Loans National does, makes it difficult to lure a strong field …
The week after the U.S. Open is a tough spot for any tournament on the schedule, but having Tiger Woods associated with the Quicken Loans National seems to be the one thing keeping this event from …
Three rain delays, 78 players who haven’t teed off yet and a brutally difficult course: Day One at the U.S. Open in three short phrases. As if you didn’t get the idea yet, here’s how the Western …
The second major of the 2016 season is right around the corner, but first the PGA Tour makes its annual stop in Memphis for the FedEx St. Jude Classic. Only those guys who like to play …
ESPN released its World Fame 100 list last week, “a ranking, through statistical analysis, of the 100 most famous athletes on the planet.” It’s a noble gesture. After all, people love lists; can’t get enough of …
Welcome to June and the official start of the summer season. The next four moths feature three major championships, golf’s return to the Olympics, the FedEx Cup Playoffs and the Ryder Cup. Buckle up, it’s about to get …
The last stop in Texas for 2016 comes at Ben Hogan’s old stomping grounds, Colonial Country Club. With the Hawk fondly remembered around the grounds, look for his type of players (ie. accurate) to populate the leaderboard. …
The Tour makes its way back to Texas for a little two-step in Irving and Fort Worth for the tournaments that Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan made famous. First up is the AT&T Byron Nelson at …
In your life have you seen anything like that? #TigerWoods #VerneLundquist #PGA A video posted by Jared Jacobs (@goldyeller) on May 10, 2016 at 7:03am PDT Tiger Woods’ career accomplishments have been memorialized in various ways over …
This is it. The PGA Tour’s biggest stop of the season as far as the PGA Tour is concerned: the PLAYERS Championship. TPC Sawgrass! Pete Dye! Ponte Vedre Beach! The Fifth Major! As we’ve come to expect, …
Despite the headlines surrounding golf in the Olympics recently, there is still a sense of excitement surrounding the game’s return to the world stage in less than 100 days. NBC Olympic broadcaster Bob Costas spoke to Golf …
