There’s never a bad time to shoot a 60, but Brandon Stone certainly picked an opportune moment to do so. Facing a jammed leaderboard in the final round of the Scottish Open, Stone fired a 10-under 60 to leave a stacked field in his wake and win the biggest tournament of his career. His 20-under […]
Monthly Archives: April 2019
A resurgent performance at the Scottish Open gave Trevor Immelman his first top-10 finish in more than four years, but it left him short of a return to The Open by the slimmest of margins. The former Masters champ turned back the clock this week at Gullane Golf Club, carding four straight rounds of 68 […]
Ian Poulter took to Twitter to offer an explanation after the Englishman was accused of verbally abusing a volunteer during the third round of the Scottish Open. Poulter hooked his drive on the opening hole at Gullane Golf Club into a bush, where Quintin Jardine was working as a marshal. Poulter went on to find […]
Laura Davies confessed she did not sleep well on a five-shot lead Saturday night at the U.S. Senior Women’s Open. It’s all you needed to know about what this inaugural event meant to the women who were part of the history being made at Chicago Golf Club. The week was more than a parade of […]
Following the best week of his professional career, Michael Kim is both a winner on the PGA Tour and the 156th and final player to earn a tee time next week at The Open. Kim entered the final round of the John Deere Classic with a five-shot lead, and the former Cal standout removed any […]
Michael Kim won his first PGA Tour event, and with it, over $1 million. Here’s how the purse was paid out at the John Deere Classic. 1 Michael Kim -27 $1,044,000 T2 Francesco Molinari -19 $382,800 T2 Joel Dahmen -19 $382,800 T2 Sam Ryder -19 $382,800 T2 Bronson Burgoon -19 $382,800 6 Harold Varner, III […]
Take a look at some answers to frequently asked questions about The Open: What’s all this “The Open” stuff? I thought it was the British Open. What you call it has historically depended on where you were. If you were in the U.S., you called it the British Open, just as Europeans refer to the […]
Oh, that way madness lies. Let me shun that. No more of that. Pause. Breathe. Compose. Forget about the hundreds behind you, purposefully packed and bundled, closer to you than should be allowed, their hands on your back and their screams in your ears. Forget about the thousands watching in semi-circle ahead, eyes aghast, anticipating […]
Tiger Woods lost his singles match to Jon Rahm, 2 and 1, and went 0-4 in the 42nd Ryder Cup. We tracked him at Le Golf National. Tweets by GCTigerTracker
A fictional account of a real interview Opening argument What does a man have to do to get the recognition he deserves? Now, that’s a rhetorical question, but one worth pondering as you take into consideration THIS man. For nearly 20 years, THIS man has not received his due. What he has received, is an […]