The unsung hero of Players Championship is Danny Walker, whose journey from alternate to contender left him $850,000 richer.
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The unsung hero of Players Championship is Danny Walker, whose journey from alternate to contender left him $850,000 richer.
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Rory McIlroy and J.J. Spaun will meet in a playoff Monday to determine the Players Championship. Here are nine things to know.
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Joaquín Niemann of Chile won the LIV Golf Singapore by five strokes Sunday, securing his second victory in four events this season.
Joaquín Niemann shot a 64 to move up the leaderboard and tie Dustin Johnson for the second-round lead at LIV Golf Singapore.
J.J. Spaun watched his 25-foot putt swirl 360 degrees around the cup and drop for par, a fitting end to a wild, windy Saturday at the Players Championship that gave him a one-shot lead going into the final round of the richest tournament in golf.
Scottie Scheffler posted rounds of 3-under 69 and 70 to start this week's Players and was six shots back of the leaders when he concluded his morning round Friday.
Despite a bogey on 18, Justin Thomas fired a jaw-dropping 62 that tied the TPC Sawgrass record (Tom Hoge, 2023) and gave him a whopping 16-shot improvement over Thursday's 78.
Min Woo Lee and Akshay Bhatia shared the lead at the Players Championship going into a weekend with strong wind in the forecast and the potential for a wide-open chase.
Wyndham Clark withdrew from the Players Championship on Friday afternoon after 27 holes because of a neck injury.
Collin Morikawa addresses the backlash he has received from members of the golf media after he defended his decision to skip out on the media following last week's tournament loss.
Golf has been shaped by many legendary players who have set records, influenced the game, and left lasting legacies. Here’s a look at some of the greatest golf legends of all time.
These golf legends have shaped the sport with their records, unique styles, and unforgettable moments. From the dominance of Nicklaus and Woods to the elegance of Palmer and Hogan, their legacies continue to inspire future generations of golfers.
The inaugural season of TGL is coming to a close. Who will take home the league's first championship? Find out how to catch the action on ESPN.
I’ve defended Rory McIlroy a lot over the years.
He was put in a tough spot with the PGA Tour-LIV saga—even when he has taken 180-degree opinion turns on golf’s divide, I’ve generally accepted that the situation is complicated and his intentions are genuine (relative to his peers, at least). I appreciate that he has been willing to speak his mind and be honest with media.
Having said that, Rory has had a tough week at the Players Championship.
Things got off to an awkward start during his pre-tournament press conference. Rory, who is leading the charge with TGL, basically scoffed at the idea of watching YouTube golf.
“I’m not of that generation,” McIlroy said. “I’d much rather watch this golf tournament on Saturday and Sunday than watch YouTube golf.”
Dustin Johnson leads by three shots after a bogey-free 63 in the opening round at the LIV Golf Singapore tournament at Sentosa Golf Club.
Who would’ve guessed it?
The brand know for neon golf balls and splatter prints galore has teamed up with an equally bold and bodacious artist for a limited edition collaboration.
Introducing Vice x Greg Mike. Mike, a renowned street artist based in Atlanta has a unique cartoony-vibe that pairs perfectly with Vice’s disruptive attitude.
Lefties, you know the drill.
You read about a slick new club on MyGolfSpy. You’re eager to try it out. You head to the local shop with a blessing from your spouse and a credit card in hand.
“No, there are no left-handed options. ” “Sucks to suck” quips the wiry, young cashier as you fall to your knees in the middle of the store.
Nightmare? Nah. This is the reality of being cursed with left-hand dominance. It’s almost as bad as that pesky pencil smear you get on your pinky every time you write.
Options have grown over the years but there are still plenty of times where lefties are left out. This year, Vice made it a point to include those of us who hit from the “wrong” side of the golf ball.
We tested the TaylorMadeQi35, Max, LS and Max Lite as part of our 2025 Best Golf Driver testing. The highest-performing of the group was the TaylorMade Qi35 and the Max Lite was the club that finished the furthest down the list. If you’re considering a new TaylorMade driver in 2025, here’s everything you need to know to decide if the TaylorMade Qi35 is worth the upgrade.
The TaylorMade Qi35 is the best-performing TaylorMade driver in the 2025 test. It had strong distance and accuracy performance but struggled to produce consistent results. It’s one of the least-forgiving drivers in the test which pushed it out of the top three.
The next best-performing option from TaylorMade was the Qi35 LS. The LS model is the low-spin version for lower handicappers and faster swing speeds. It again had great distance and solid accuracy but struggled with forgiveness.
We also observed the same forgiveness problem with the Max and some golfers also struggled with distance when hitting the Max. The Max Lite was the most forgiving of the group but had the worst distance performance.
Driver Model | 2025 Test Ranking (out of 37) | Overall Score | Distance Score | Accuracy Score | Forgiveness Score |
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QI35 | 13th | 9.1 | 9.2 | 8.6 | 7.8 |
QI35 LS | 19th | 9.0 | 9.1 | 8.5 | 7.8 |
QI35 Max | 24th | 8.7 | 8.6 | 8.3 | 7.9 |
QI35 Max Lite | 31st | 8.4 | 7.1 | 8.8 | 8.3 |
Here are a few of the reasons that the TaylorMade Qi35 drivers could be a good upgrade option for your game.
Since we’ve published our Best Golf Bag results you’ve likely seen a lot of content about the best stand, cart and Sunday bags on the market. Aside from the functionality and design of your golf bag, one of the things to look at is the overall look and design. A fun golf bag could be the perfect way to bring your personality to the course. We did some digging and found some golf bag designs that stand out (but also performed well in testing).
The PING Hoofer was the best stand bag of 2025. The Blue Topo pattern and the Multi Splash model are unique options. The Hoofer features 16 pockets, comfortable and easy-to-use shoulder straps, and a reconfigured bottom to facilitate easier club access.
The PING Pioneer is the best cart bag of 2025. While you can get the Pioneer in black, blue or grey the Multi Splash color option will stand out quite a bit more. The Pioneer has 16 pockets and a lot of room to store all of your gear. The removable valuables pouch was another nice feature.
The Maxfli Honors stand bag is always one of the more affordable options in our testing. If you’re looking for value, you’ll find it here. This White/Blue color is unique, but you’ll also find a Pineapple Floral and a Camo version. Because you’re spending less doesn’t mean you can’t have fun designs.
The OGIO Silencer was a top contender in our best golf cart bag testing. The Tropical Punch, Wave Camo, and Safari models will stand out on the course. As loud as this golf bag may look, it’s one of the quietest you’ll find. The Silencer top keeps your clubs from hitting each other as you play.
Tracking your game has never been easier thanks to advances in technology. However, with the multitude of options, narrowing down which one has the features you’re looking for can be a challenge. Check out these gadgets to get a closer look at your round statistics – and take your game to the next level.
The T11 Pro is Voice Caddie’s most complete GPS watch to date. With features like course layout views, green undulation data, auto slope calculation and wind direction, you’ll be armed with everything you need to attack the pin with confidence. Oh, did I mention it is 100-percent fee-free? Elevate your on-course experience with this great watch.
The S44 from Garmin features a 1.2-inch AMOLED display, making it easy to see yardages to the green, hazards and layups. With more than 43,000 pre-loaded courses, you’ll be ready to roll no matter where the game takes you. Keeping score as you play is a breeze and you’ll be able to upload your round to the Garmin Golf app once you drop that final putt.
The Shot Scope V5 provides users with automatic performance-tracking capabilities, helping to take your game to the next level. Dynamic distances to the front, middle and back of every green give you the information you need to pull the correct club. This watch also features a vivid screen for easy daytime viewing with the option to customize colors to your personal preference. Sixteen tracking tags are included with your purchase to make recording shots a breeze and provide valuable data post-round.
The new Gen4 Smart Sensors from Arccos turn every swing into trackable data. Each shot syncs to the Arccos smartphone app, providing a deep dive into Strokes Gained data. You’ll also benefit from a GPS rangefinder built into the app as well as smart club distances and personal AI Caddie advice.
Void Putters is looking to make a mark in the premium putter space with the Saber V2 (blade-style) and Goliath (mallet-style) models. With a focus on precision, forgiveness and premium customization, Void integrates technology such as their Gravity Drive Insert combined with a high MOI design to enhance consistency and accuracy on the greens.
Our Forum testers, ctg44, MeanMachine24 and JoeLafives, put these putters through extensive testing to evaluate their real-world performance. Here’s a breakdown of their experiences.
When testers received their Void Putters, they were immediately impressed with the packaging and overall presentation. The attention to detail in protecting the putters during shipping was excellent. However, the lack of a formal fitting process raised concerns for one tester. This tester felt that, never having had one, it would be an added benefit, especially considering the higher price of the putter.
CtG44 noted, “I received my putter today and immediately was impressed with the attention to detail and care taken by Void to label the box ‘Handle with Care: Fragile’ in multiple places and the security of the box.”
Meanwhile, MeanMachine24 commented, “This thing just looks mean… like a military bomber. It will definitely turn heads on the green.”
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