A professional golf insider reveals the truth about Pro-Ams and why top PGA Tour players secretly hate playing in them.
No matter where you play, whether it is a budget-friendly muni or a world-famous course, pace of play is every golfer’s responsibility. It is not about rushing your swing or skipping your routine. It is about playing smart, staying aware of your surroundings, and keeping the game moving so everyone enjoys their day.
While players and caddies insist they yelled “Fore!”, the warning was lost in the chaos, and tragedy struck.
I’m fascinated by the moments where immense pressure causes everything to unravel. And there is no greater pressure cooker in golf than the Tour Championship at East Lake.
The dramatic story of the Tour Championship where Rory McIlroy, after a dominant season, saw hopes crumble with one disastrous shot.
See five of the most impressive golf trick shots of the year. . . and learn to do them yourself.
Golf legends like Ben Hogan and Lee Trevino began their careers as caddies. So what happened? Why don’t we see caddies anymore?
Golf has always balanced tradition with innovation. But some of its most meaningful customs are quietly disappearing.
The difference between scratch and pro golfers, explained. Learn the stats behind the players.
Every June, right around Father’s Day, golf fans tune in expecting drama, and the U.S. Open rarely disappoints. The U.S. Open is the toughest, most punishing major in golf.
