Former tour pro Steve Wheatcroft bares his darkest moments and sees a light of hope in his memoir, “Cocktails and Range Balls: One’s Too Many, Ten’s Not Enough.”
The 15-time major champion continues to make headlines one way or another; Gary Woodland trumps Anthony Kim for best comeback story of the year; Asterisk ... need we say more?
Chris Gotterup ascends to No. 10 in the world; A fortysomething makes noise at the Texas Children's Houston Open; Matt Fitzpatrick's chipping grip raises some eyebrows.
In a world where the implications of artificial intelligence are constantly being explored, it is refreshing to celebrate the reality of mentorship, and why it is at the very heart of greenkeeping.
Matthew Fitzpatrick may not have won The Players Championship, but he handled hecklers and heartbreak was endearing; Name-dropping for TGL Finals; Masters is one week closer.
While not offering specifics, CEO Brian Rolapp indicated how different the Tour will look in the coming years; Should we view Akshay Bhatia in a new light after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational?; Bryson DeChambeau seeks to find a form that may not exist.
The Spaniard's travel gesture show a willingness to aid LIV peers, while his stance on DP World Tour's offer expresses defiance; John Daly II didn't fall far from tree; Did someone say playoffs?
Jacob Bridgeman just won for the first time, but will there be more? Justin Thomas announced his return, but how long until his form returns? And is Jordan Spieth on his way back for real?
