Bryson DeChambeau, 28, recovering from injuries to his wrist and hip, posted on social media Monday he will travel to Southern Hills and test how he's feeling for a few days before deciding whether or not he'll compete in the PGA Championship.
Tiger Woods, preparing to play in the upcoming PGA Championship, says his surgically repaired right knee will only get stronger the more he uses it.
Golf legend Jack Nicklaus says he twice turned down Saudi organizers' offer of more than $100 million to be the face of the LIV Golf Invitational Series.
The year's second major is here. And there are plenty of ways to catch all the action. Here is how to watch the PGA Championship on ESPN and ESPN+.
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Actually Jack, it was just business.
In his debut piece for The Fire Pit Collective, Michael Bamberger reviews the PGA of America decision to abandon Trump Bedminster for Southern Hills following the January 6th insurrection. The piece also weaves in Phil Mickelson’s absence this week and Jack Nicklaus’ claim he was offered $100 million by Saudi Arabia to handle the role currently occupied by Greg Norman attempting to overthrow the PGA Tour.
Besides getting PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh’s side of how the change occurred—and the lucrative and safe landing spot provided by Tulsa and Southern Hills—Bamberger interviewed Nicklaus about the move.
“I like Seth Waugh,” Nicklaus said. “Seth didn’t need this job. He took the job because he thought he could give the PGA of America some good guidance. And I think he’s doing that. But this move is cancel culture. Donald Trump may be a lot of things, but he loves golf and he loves this country. He’s a student of the game and a formidable figure in the game. What he does in the future in golf will depend on what the cancel culture will allow him to do.”
Just so you have it, here’s the first sentence from the Wikipedia entry for cancel culture: “Cancel culture or call-out culture is a contemporary phrase used to refer to a form of ostracism in which someone is thrust out of social or professional circles — whether it be online, on social media or in person.”
A year ago, Phil Mickelson was on top of the world, golf's oldest major champion at age 50. This week, he won't be at the PGA Championship. How did it all fall apart so fast?
Defending champion Phil Mickelson won't be at the PGA Championship. But Tiger Woods, Masters champion Scottie Scheffler and more will be chasing the year's second major.
Typical of Southern Hills enthusiasm for the PGA Championship was the way the club tried to dazzle the visiting writers. When 10 straight days of over-100° heat in Tulsa had left the press—as well as real people—worried about the weather for this tournament, Southern Hills decided to change it. They hauled in 100 tons of air conditioning for the blue-and-white-striped press tent, decorated the posts and ceiling wires with Christmas icicles, placed huge cardboard snowmen outside the entrance doors and ran around serving champagne breakfasts to the literati.
DAN JENKINS (1970)
Steve Stricker completed a wire-to-wire victory Sunday in the Regions Tradition, closing with a 4-under 68 for a six-stroke victory and his fourth PGA Tour Champions major title.
K.H. Lee edged Jordan Speith by one stroke to join Sam Snead (1957-58), Jack Nicklaus (1970-71) and Tom Watson (1978-80) as the only repeat winners at the Byron Nelson.
LPGA scoring leader Minjee Lee made her only three birdies on the back nine and captured the Cognizant Founders Cup by 2 shots over Lexi Thompson on Sunday for her first win of the year.
English golfer Sam Horsfield claimed his third European tour title by shooting 3-under 68 to win the Soudal Open by two strokes on Sunday.
Far too many exist in our land. Oakmont [in] Pittsburgh, where the National Open will be played this year, has two hundred. Other courses famed everywhere average one hundred and fifty. From twenty to twenty-five, plus the natural obstacles are ample for any course.
PERRY MAXWELL on bunkers
Jordan Spieth shot a 64 to pull within one stroke of Sebastián Muñoz at the Byron Nelson, the hometown event where he played his first PGA Tour event as a 16-year-old and has never finished higher than ninth.
Minjee Lee had an eagle-birdie run on the back nine and took a one-shot lead over Madelene Sagstrom on Saturday, heading into the final round of the Cognizant Founders Cup.
Ryan Fox shot a stunning 66 on the third day of the Soudal Open to claim a narrow lead with one round to play.
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