This week’s PGA Championship marks the final major championship of 2016 and the last one for eight months. Before we begin our annual countdown to Augusta National, let’s take a look at the nine guys we have …
More than any other event on the calendar, the Open Championship is the one that is most affected by weather year in and year out. Forecasts can give you some indication who will get a break, …
Early Thursday morning, 156 men will tee off at Royal Troon with hopes of hoisting the Claret Jug and being crowned Champion Golfer of the Year 72 holes later. With all due respect to the 147 …
Finally, we’re getting some positive news concerning Olympic Golf. Seemingly every other day another big name is dropping out of consideration, but as the qualifying deadline looms on July 11, we’re finally hearing from some of …
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 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 …
Dustin Johnson’s first major championship was never going to come without some drama. For a guy who has been so close so many times, it just didn’t seem to be in the cards for DJ to …
The 2016 U.S. Open leaderboard has morphed into a who’s who of nearly-man looking to capture their first major championship. Dustin Johnson, Sergio Garcia and Lee Westwood all have, at some point in their respective careers, been …
Henrik Stenson seemed like a solid contender heading into U.S. Open week at Oakmont. A consummate ball striker in the mold of a Sergio Garcia or Adam Scott, Stenson hits the ball on a rope and …
The U.S. Open kicks off this week at Oakmont Country Club in Western Pennsylvania. An open-field of 156 players will tee it up on Thursday morning, all with dreams of hoisting the trophy at the end …
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 …
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. …
A second-round 65 has Jordan Spieth squarely in the hunt heading into the weekend at the AT&T Byron Nelson, one shot back of 36-hole leader Ben Crane. Spieth shot rounds of 64-65 to sit on 11-under …
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 …
As much as we all wanted it to be, the 2016 Players Championship was never more than a competition for second place. Jason Day took home the “fifth major” with a steady, albeit not spectacular, round of 1-under par 71 …
It has been a rollercoaster couple of months for Ernie Els. The 46-year old, four-time major champion has had his battles on the putting green for years now, but forced to ditch the belly putter for good …
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, …
Only months after claiming to that their support of their golf brands had “never been stronger”, German sportswear maker adidas announced on Wednesday that they are seeking a buyer for three of their golf brands, TaylorMade, Adams and …
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 …
