PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO | There are many colors of emotions mixing through Jordan Spieth at the moment. There’s a tinge of red — the frustration of having to answer the recurring questions of why he hasn’t won since July 2017 and why his normally brilliant putting sank to 136th in the PGA Tour’s strokes […]
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PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO | A lot has changed since February 2007 when the PGA Tour came to Mexico to stage an opposite-field event. Some changes can be measured in numbers, like how the purse of the Mayakoba Golf Classic has gone from $3.5 million to $7.2 million for this year — that is a […]
Plant tours give golfers a peek inside the Titleist Pro V1. The post Column: Eyes on the Ball appeared first on Global Golf Post.
Pinehurst looks to the future while honoring the past. The post Column: Straddling Generations appeared first on Global Golf Post.
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO | After spending the last year and a half thinking about managing the game of others, Jim Furyk is back to thinking about his own. The U.S. Ryder Cup captain didn’t guide his team to a victory in Paris for the Ryder Cup, but he’s found a nice refuge in Mexico […]
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO | For Brian Gay, it doesn’t seem like his 2008 victory at the Mayakoba Golf Classic happened 10 years ago. “Yeah, it feels like 20,” he deadpanned. Life has certainly changed since his first PGA Tour victory, one that came in the 293rd start of his career. Gay’s daughter, Makinley, came […]
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO | It’s rare but not terribly uncommon for a wife of a professional golfer to caddie for her husband, as evidenced by past partnerships like Nicki Stricker looping for her husband, Steve, or Justine Reed taking the bag for her husband, Patrick. What you won’t almost certainly won’t see is a […]
Recalling a missile threat, Bubba’s NBA appearance, Phil’s dress shirts, and other unexpected moments of 2018. The post Column: Rapid Rewind appeared first on Global Golf Post.
A glimpse at what’s on the plates of today’s pro golfers, and how it compares to tennis players. The post Column: Food for Thought appeared first on Global Golf Post.
Patrick Reed isn’t apologizing for his Ryder Cup remarks, and he hasn’t spoken with Jim Furyk or Jordan Spieth, but he’s ready to move on. The post Notebook: Reed Looks to Move Past Controversy appeared first on Global Golf Post.