Anthony Kim posted a lengthy, revealing message to his Instagram page on Thursday. In it, he celebrated two years of sobriety and went into detail about his past drug use.
The last time we saw amateur Luke Clanton, he narrowly missed a birdie putt on the final hole of his second round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, a birdie putt that would have earned him his PGA Tour card. All Clanton had to do was make the cut in Phoenix to check off that Read more…
At long last, the panel is in the win column in 2025, with Stephen Hennessey and Keith Stewart hitting Ludvig Aberg outright (25-1) last week at the Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines. We needed that one. You can bet there will be more winners to come, ideally starting this week at the Mexico Open, which Read more…
Right around this time last year, Patrick Fishburn was in the midst of a slump. This slump couldn’t have come at a worse time – the beginning of his rookie season on the PGA Tour. The Utah native missed the cut in seven of his first eight events in 2024, his only result a T-42 Read more…
It took exactly one month for new LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil to make his first bold, Greg Norman-like claim. Fitting that he did so before the final round of LIV Adelaide, the tournament that has quickly become LIV’s crown jewel. Standing alongside play-by-play man Arlo White and LIV analysts Jerry Foltz and David Feherty, Read more…
Rory McIlroy has always had shots that other guys simply don’t have. Case in point, his mammoth tee shots on the par-5 14th at Pebble Beach two weeks ago. Those were simply not human. But this shot from Thursday at Torrey Pines is something entirely different. It’s straight up devil magic, and even McIlroy seemed Read more…
The Genesis Invitational is not at Riviera Country Clun this year and tournament host Tiger Woods won’t be in the field, but the event still has plenty of Woods’ touches on it, like the 36-hole cut, larger purse and smaller field. Not to mention its invitational status. While Woods had planned on teeing it up, Read more…
Just three weeks after the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, the PGA Tour returns to Torrey for the Genesis Invtiational, which was moved to San Diego out of respect for the victims of the wildfires in Los Angeles. This time, all the stars will be out, save for tournament host Tiger Woods, who withdrew Read more…
[PHOTO: Ezra Shaw] As some folks pointed out on Golf Twitter/X, the cut-line drama as the second round drew to a close at the WM Phoenix Open was absolute cinema. It reached its peak when amateur Luke Clanton had a birdie putt at the last to make the cut, which would have earned him his Read more…
As we once discovered right here at Golf Digest, too much caffeine, or not enough, can have serious impacts on your golf game. Anybody who has had that extra cup before the round knows all too well what the literal first-tee jitters are like. To caffeinate or not to caffeinate is an even bigger conundrum Read more…
At the peak of his powers—2015 and 2017—there were days, weeks and even month-long stretches where it appeared as though Jordan Spieth was going to make every putt he looked at. It was as if there was some sort of magnetic force pulling his ball directly into the cup every time it left his putter Read more…
Rickie Fowler has brought new meaning to the phrase “hunting for birdies” on Thursday at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. The popular tour pro has never been afraid to make a style statement, like the time he wore knickers while playing in a major championship. Not to mention his famous all-orange Sunday look, which he Read more…
Fantasy Football punishments jumped the shark a long time ago, particularly the Waffle House ones, but you still have to sometimes tip your cap to the leagues that still get really creative with it. This latest Waste Management Phoenix Open-related punishment is certainly creative, but it’s also downright dumb. RELATED: Rory responds to PGA Tour Read more…
Andrew Novak agrees with Charley Hoffman’s assertion about the PGA Tour’s AON Swing 5 pathway, even though the system benefited him at Pebble Beach last week.
While this appears to be a new move for Overton, one we assume is to put much less stress on his back, the Korn Ferry Tour posted a video of this finish last May.
The anti-slow play movement remains in full effect on the PGA Tour. Whether or not anything actually gets done about it remains to be seen. Last week, it was CBS on-course analyst Dottie Pepper who called out the final group at Torrey Pines for its snail-like pace. On Sunday, during Golf Channel’s early-round coverage of Read more…
Just two weeks after Justin Thomas wrote a memo to the PGA Tour membership, another tour veteran, Charley Hoffman, penned a letter of his own to his fellow players.
We’d love to be celebrating a Week 1 cash right now on Collin Morikawa, who two of our experts were on at The Sentry. Unfortunately, Hideki Matsuyama had other plans. With his dominant victory, Matsuyama has earned top favorite honors for the Sony Open, leg two of the Hawaii Swing at Waialae Country Club. Going Read more…
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