The Cognizant Classic kicks off the annual Florida swing, which is characterized by swirling winds, copious water hazards and firm, Bermuda greens. For many years, the Cognizant Classic played as one of the most challenging golf courses on the PGA Tour, with the infamous Bear Trap (holes 15-17) consistently beguiling players down the stretch. Yet 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…
After a torrid West Coast swing, the PGA Tour heads to Puerto Vallarta for the Mexico Open at Vidanta Vallarta. A relatively new addition to the PGA Tour schedule, this will be the fourth edition of this event with the prior three being won by Jon Rahm, Tony Finau and Jake Knapp. If you are 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…
Golf fans around the world celebrated Rory McIlroy’s victory last week. Many gamblers, on the other hand, were left kicking themselves. It seemed so obvious in hindsight—McIlroy had been playing great golf leading into Pebble, whereas Scottie Scheffler was just returning. But we seek big paydays in golf betting, which is why this week, most Read more…
After a thrilling week at Pebble Beach, the PGA Tour heads to TPC Scottsdale for the WM Phoenix Open, one of the longer-running events on the schedule with a distinct personality. Consistently one of the highest-attended and rowdiest tournaments of the season, the WM Phoenix Open creates a unique setting for professional golf that is Read more…
It’s been a season of close calls so far in this column. That continued last week with three of our experts on Ludvig Aberg at Torrey Pines, where we felt pretty good heading into the weekend. Some stomach issues and vomiting mid-round were not part of our handicap, however, so we were forced to take Read more…
The PGA Tour returns this week to Pebble Beach, one of golf’s most iconic venues. This is the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am’s second iteration as a signature event and a reduced pro-am. After spending decades with a 156-man field rotating across three courses, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am features just 80 players with no cut, Read more…
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…
After a thrilling first week in Maui, the PGA Tour heads to Honolulu for the Sony Open, the first full-field event on the 2025 schedule. Waialae Country Club, designed by the great Seth Raynor, has been a staple on the PGA Tour for decades, and 144 of the PGA Tour’s best players make up an Read more…
Teams of three will take the stage Tuesday for the inaugural TGL match! Each made-for-TV event will take two hours and be contested over 15 holes. Here’s the format: The opening nine holes will be a THREE-man alternate shot. Teams earn points for winning holes. The final six holes will be as head-to-head matches. Those Read more…
The new PGA Tour season has officially snuck up on us! But who are we kidding: What better way to recover from a New Year’s hangover than watching the stunning scenary of Kapalua’s Plantation Course on our TVs on Thursday evening. We can’t wait. Plus, sorry Scottie … but with no Scheffler in the field Read more…
The PGA Tour kicks off the 2025 season in Maui, Hawaii for the Sentry Tournament of Champions. All winners from the prior season, as well as those who qualified for the second round of the FedEx Cup playoffs, make up the field of 60 players, although there will be some notable omissions this year. Scottie Read more…
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