HBO is releasing a new series around “The Match,” a big-money showdown between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. It should bring fans up close and personal with the players’ preparation. The post The Tiger Woods-Phil Mickelson ‘match’ just got its own HBO series appeared first on Golf.
Monthly Archives: April 2019
Next season’s European Tour schedule will have a very different look to it following a series of major changes announced by the tour. The most significant alteration to the previous schedule is the shifting of the BMW PGA Championship from its traditional date in May to a new slot in September. This change was forced upon the […]
It seems like a fair question at the moment. Alan Shipnuck riffs on that, whether or not the golf ball really travels too far, and why Keegan Bradley is the Jordan Brand golfer. The post #AskAlan: Who wins more in 2019 — Tiger Woods or Cam Champ? appeared first on Golf.
I believe golf courses can provide a quality golfing experience while also serving as urban wildlife conservation areas. The building of beehives and planting wildflowers should not be an issue for a golf club to help saving pollinators. For the same reasons, I welcome such programs as Syngenta’s Operation Pollinator. The post What can save pollinators in a golf club? […]
King F9 Speedback uses unique shape to keep weight low while reducing aerodynamic drag, resulting in more speed for the clubhead and for the ball
King F9 Speedback irons feature low heel and toe tungsten weighting in long and middle irons with wide and low shape for forgiveness; update single-length option with progressive shaft weights and lie angles
The 2019 set of clubs from Cobra has a specific core focus: speed, speed, speed through contact with the ball. The post FIRST LOOK: Cobra Speedback driver, woods and irons appeared first on Golf.
This past season much was made about Tiger Woods being a changed person. Friendlier, warmer, tastes great and less filling. Well, I think it’s a bunch of bull.
An experiment with three golfers revealed the practice can make a difference. Just not the one you might expect.
Miami residents will vote on Nov. 6 whether to approve a plan that could close down a historic municipal golf course in favor of building a MLS soccer stadium