Jordan Spieth shoots a 66, but misses the cut by one in his 2019 debut
The young Aussie star can make short game magic look effortless. Here’s how he tackles tight lies around the green. The post Cameron Smith’s trick for tight-lie chips: Turn more! appeared first on Golf.
Titleist’s recent driver count win at the Sony Open is worth tracking as a potential trend on the PGA Tour this season. The post Why Titleist’s driver count win at the Sony Open deserves a closer look appeared first on Golf.
From Matt Kuchar denying a report about how much he paid his caddie to Jordan Spieth’s issues with the new rules, enjoy this edition of Quotes of the Week.
Spieth faced a must-make six-footer for birdie at No. 15 — and left the pin in. Did Bryson DeChambeau rub off on his playing partner? The post ‘Might be onto something’: Jordan Spieth leaves flagstick in for birdie putt appeared first on Golf.
English women didn’t wait long to build on the momentum they created last year. Charley Hull won the Ladies European Tour’s season opener in Abu Dhabi Saturday, going wire to wire to claim the Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies Open. Hull’s fast start begs a large question: Is she poised to follow Georgia Hall’s breakthrough and […]
Gary Woodland is off to a pretty decent start to 2019. After a runner-up finish last week at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, he brought his game – and his legendary low stinger – to Waialae Country Club for the Sony Open. And he put it to use at the end of the second round, hitting […]
Kuchar continued to roll, Spieth made a cut line charge, Chez Reavie did the impossible and Gary Woodland hit the shot of the day. The post 30-second guide to the Sony: Kuchar goes low, Spieth MCs, and one player makes THREE eagles appeared first on Golf.
The 2019 Ladies European Tour season teed off in Abu Dhabi and Charley Hull claimed the trophy — her first win in more than two years. It’s easy to forget how young Hull is because she’s been around so long. Her first victory happened at age 16 in 2014 on the Ladies European Tour. At […]
Gary Woodland’s approach shot into the 18th green at the Sony Open in Hawaii is one of the coolest shots you’ll ever see.