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Rules Controversy: What’s the Call?

The majority of amateur golfers can only dream of competing in, or even winning, a major tournament. They can, however, realistically expect to hit a hole-in-one at some point in their lives. A hole-in-one doesn’t have to be a flawless shot; it only has to land close to the hole, and luck will take care
Lefty’s 3 Biggest Professional Regrets

The comedy of life in the public eye is that every achievement is public information. The tragedy? So is every mistake. Phil Mickelson knows this complex well. For nearly a quarter-century, he has lived every moment of his professional life in the public eye. While that career has brought its fair share of massive successes
Early Walk-In Putt Goes Horribly Wrong

With his birdie putt on the par-3 8th hole during the final round of the Sentry Tournament of Champions at Kapalua, Kevin Na’s normal early walk-in on his putts did not go as planned. At the gorgeous downhill 8th, Na hit his approach ball to within six feet, but he was then made to look
Rahm MAy Have Come in 2nd But Passed Insane Earnings Milestone

In one sense, you’ve got to feel for Jon Rahm. The guy beat the mark for the lowest score in PGA Tour history by two shots this past week at Kapulua … and still finished second at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. However, though, he leaves the Plantation Course without a trophy, the World No.
WEEKLY BREAKDOWN: Low Blows, Ridiculous Swing Tips & Golden Gifts

The golf world was blowing up on social media over the last week. It seemed like everyone had an opinion to share. We saw a golf legend take some shots at a young pro who has surpassed his record. Someone triggered Tiger fans with an assessment of his ability to return to the spotlight. Plus,
Schauffele’s Golden Gift for Caddie

During the holidays, Xander Schauffele gave caddie Austin Kaiser five golden rings. Well, those five golden rings were the insignia of the Olympic Games and they were etched in one golden ring. Pretty cool, nonetheless. After Schauffele won the Olympic gold medal at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo in August, he, and especially his father, took turns
Golf Analyst Trolls Tiger Woods Fans on Social Media

The first of the year is always a good time. Everyone tries to forget about the bad things that happened in the previous year on January 1 and look forward to a better year. A well-known golf analyst, on the very first day of the new year, has shared statistics showing that Tiger Woods’ career
Shots Fired: Daly Throws Shade at Bryson

After taking aim at Bryson DeChambeau, the current leader in long-drive distance, John Daly claimed he could have easily outdriven him in his prime and that the balata ball that he used in the 1990s is no longer necessary. Bryson DeChambeau has been the PGA Tour leader in driving distance for the past few years,
Weekly Breakdown: Shattered Records, Insane Shots & Viral Golf Moments

The last week was a hectic one as we recovered from the holidays and rung in a new year. The weather may have been cold, but the golf world was hot! We know you were busy so we saved all the best stories, videos, and swing tips you might have missed… Long Drive Champion Breaks
Trick Shot Artist Was Inspired at Age 12 by a Tiger Woods Commercial

At age 12, Tania Tare wasn’t into golf yet. But a commercial featuring Tiger Woods juggling and then hitting a golf ball out of the air caught her eye. Fast forward 20 years and Tare can only look back in amazement. “If I think about how it all started, it’s actually pretty crazy,” she said.
You Probably Didn’t Know These 18 Facts About Jon Rahm

Jon Rahm was already one of the biggest stars in golf before his career-defining victory at the U.S. Open. The 26-year-old Spaniard’s birdie-birdie finish was the perfect punctuation mark on Rahm’s first major title. You know Rahm for his elite off-the-tee game (second on tour); representing Europe at the 2018 Ryder Cup, where he defeated his idol, Tiger Woods,
How Your Favorite Pro Golfers Celebrated the Holidays

Pro golfers, they are just like us. Well, not entirely. They make a lot more birdies and play for millions of dollars every week. We make way too many double bogeys and only dream of putting for that kind of dough. One thing we do have in common? We all celebrate the biggest holidays of