Life after football seems to be treating Peyton Manning just fine. When he’s not making Papa John’s commercials, Manning has been spending a good amount of time on the golf course. According to a new report, …
Friday at the Hero World Challenge seemed to belong to Tiger. At least, that’s what all the headlines read after his sparkling 7-under 65 to climb back into the mix. Surprisingly, there are some other decent players …
With the Hero World Challenge taking place at Albany in the Bahamas this week, we can’t help the fact our tropical juices are flowing. As much of the nation prepares for the long haul of winter, …
Tiger Woods’ first competitive round of golf in more than 465 days had a little bit of everything — flashes of brilliance, head-shaking chip shots, dialed-in irons, loose drives and even a fist pump. When the …
While most of the golf world was in a tizzy on social media over the return of Tiger Woods on Thursday, 81-year-old Gary Player brought a bit of gravitas to the proceedings with a few well-worded …
Did you hear about the golfer trying to buy a new golf club? He looked at club after club after club. His friend asked him “Why are you taking so long?” He replied “I am looking …
For the second time in a week, a Texas golf course has been involved in a crime scene. First, a man was assaulted leaving him with a fractured skull, and now a shooting broke out leaving another …
Two men were talking about golf. One of them said, “I shoot in the 70s.” The other replied, “That’s great!” The first one said, “Yeah, if it gets any cooler than that, I go in the …
In case you haven’t heard, Tiger makes his much-anticipated return to competitive golf today with an old friend in his bag. Since Nike’s announcement to leave the equipment business, Woods is free to play whichever clubs he pleases, …
Masters Week is still more than 120 days away, but on the European Tour at the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa, some pros gave us a taste of Augusta we just couldn’t ignore. Holding its …
The game of golf has changed drastically since the days of persimmon woods, metal spikes and, most notably, Jack Nicklaus. The ball goes infinitely further (although the USGA would have you believe something different) and length …
