When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
Tiger throws out a wild Ryder Cup per-player comp number, Kisner to be lead analyst on major telecasts, USGA updates gender entry policies, latest Masters film, Quotable, This, That and Reads.
The documentary launching Tuesday smartly goes behind the scenes of Europe's win in Rome and mirrors Luke Donald's captaincy by telling the story in cool, calm fashion.
Elvis Smylie takes the Australian PGA while Jeeno Thitikul caps off the most lucrative week in LPGA history with an eagle-birdie finish. And NBC addresses status of Golf Channel partnerships.
Three-stroke wind in brutal conditions clinches a coveted national open title and a trip to Royal Portrush. Plus, Jiyai wins, off-course bombshell reports, and a word about Kingston Heath's bunkers.
News of reduced field sizes gives the impression of an insular enclave getting away from pure competition. Plus, Comcast is set to announce a spinoff of its major championship-hosting cable channels.
Plus, Nelly Korda records her seventh win of 2024. And the latest on Ryder Cup greed (there's a lot).
Report says USA Ryder Cuppers to be paid. Plus, tickets "sold out" and Seatgeek gouging enrages fans. Plus, eye-catching auction items up for grabs, This, That, Quotable and Reads.
Plus, Waring wins in Abu Dhabi, Langer sinks historic putt, McIlroy changing '25 schedule with majors in mind, Don Rea elected PGA President and Lanny sounds off on Golf Channel chintziness.
McIlroy makes swing tweaks and talks merger. Plus, Whan speaks, Lincicome retires, Walker Cup invites, Smith's Captaincy extended, Quotables, This, That and Reads.
With a deal close between the PGA Tour and PIF, can the two sides learn from the decline of another sport that put off-course business above the competition?
The urge to reduce field sizes over taking serious slow play action. Plus, how Ryder finances are divvied up, the R&A's new partnership, new U.S. Open book, Quotable, This, That and Reads.
ZOZO winner holds off Thomas. Plus, Governor Hochul and Ryder prices, Schauffele brings the Claret Jug to Japan, a Ryder Cup may be coming to Spain, and the latest Augusta National flyover.
Ryder Cup price consternation continues. Plus, PGA may be closing in on a CEO, 2024 Masters film debuts, ratings can go up in the cordcutting era, This, That and Reads.
Rounding up the latest winners. Plus, more Augusta National images surface and Scheffler brings the Green Jacket out for Gameday.
Ryder Cup ticket price backlash and why the PGA of America priced them so high. Plus, Norman out as LIV CEO, Roberts on Peacock's lack of profitability, This, That and Reads.
Korn Ferry Tour grad wins for fourth time in his last ten starts. Plus, Ryu wins in Shanghai, Bradbury takes French Open, OWGR financials reveal legal bills, and Scotland's Salmond passes.
Ryder Cup captains make news a year out from the matches. Plus, MacIntyre apologizes (sort of), Reuters obtained a Masters press credential for a prominent source, a ratings ray of hope, and Reads.
Helene devastated the community and home of the Masters. The club has pledges over $5 million in local support while images confirm the "significant" damage done to the course.
The Englishman holds off Colsaerts a day after tying the Old Course record. Elsewhere, Ding wins AAC but may pass up major exemptions, Old Tom statue is dedicated, and other weekend performances.
Internationals rally to end U.S.A.'s hold on the Cup.* Plus a roundup of other weekend golf news.
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