Right after the US Open, Rory McIlroy cut a forlorn figure. Having watched Bryson DeChambeau muscle his way to victory at Winged Foot, the 32-year-old was caught between a rock and a hard place.
Korea’s Si Woo Kim stayed in contention at the Masters despite putting with a three wood over his final four holes in the second round on Friday.
Korea’s birdie-machine Sungjae Im plans to cement his reputation as a match play expert at the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play in Austin.
Sergio Garcia can’t explain it. Not that he has to at the Players Championship where he hasn’t missed a cut in nearly 20 years.
DeChambeau Defies Distance (again) may well become a regular headline in years to come after he won 2021 Palmer Invitational in Orlando on Sunday.
A star-studded line-up will tee off in the third edition of the Saudi International golf tournament at the King Abdullah Economic City’s Royal Greens Golf & Country Club.
The PGA Tour has announced some top stars’ commitments to October’s CJ Cup @ Shadow Creek and Zozo Championship @ Sherwood.
Nishtha Madan took the second title of her budding professional career with a two-shot win at the Sun City South Golf Club in Sun City Arizona, on Sunday.
Tiger Woods had to wait for others around him to falter to make his 18th cut from as many starts at the Memorial tournament in Ohio on Friday.
Bryson DeChambeau and his Bofors-style hits off the tee are now front and centre on the PGA Tour, and in the debate on where modern golf is headed.
There’s something about golf and numbers. Most recently, it has been to do with Mina Harigae’s extraordinary victory streak, and Bryson DeChambeau’s prodigious power play.
A solid final round of level-par 72 helped Indian teenager Anika Varma finish just outside the top 10 at the Orange Tree Challenge on the Cactus Tour.
The Asian Tour will have a third tournament in India in the form of the Classic Golf and Country Club International Championship that will run from September 12 to 15.
Arjun Atwal did not end the inaugural 3M Open the way he would have liked with a double bogey and two bogeys against five birdies on Sunday, but it gave him a respectable tied 23rd place finish on 13-under par.
The weekend provided for an interesting twist, with an Englishman, Justin Rose winning on the US PGA Tour, and an American, Bryson DeChambeau, winning a European title.