Golfpocalypse is a collection of words about golf (professional and otherwise) with very little in the way of a point, and the Surgeon General says it will make you a worse person. Reach out to The Golfpocalypse with your questions or comments on absolutely anything at [email protected]. On Wednesday, I came across this Instagram post Read more…
The PGA Tour officially closes the book on the 2025 Masters on Thursday at the RBC Heritage, but the reverberations of Rory McIlroy’s career-Grand-Slam-clinching victory continue to reverberate across the world.
The first time someone completed what we call golf’s modern career Grand Slam was 1935, although nobody knew it then. That’s when Gene Sarazen won the Augusta National Invitation Tournament … which eventually became known as the Masters … which eventually gained status as one of the four men’s professional majors. Since then, five other Read more…
Perhaps you’ve heard that Augusta National doesn’t allow phones. It’s only one of the longest-lasting traditions in sports, and something that separates it from every other professional athletic endeavor in the world. Ultimately, it’s a good thing because it forces everyone to pay attention for a minute or two and leads to unbelievable photos that Read more…
Less than 24 hours after Rory McIlroy completed one of the most impressive feats in golf, this NFL great took on Augusta National with the same Sunday pins.
Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we feel fortunate after returning from Augusta National, where we got to be up close to watch an all-time great put on a virtuoso performance. I will never forget seeing Dave Matthews on the eve of the 2025 Masters: What? You thought I was talking about someone Read more…
The biggest non-story from Sunday’s final round of the 2025 Masters seems to have actually been a rather large story based off the internet’s reaction.
If you’ve watched any post-round Masters coverage this week, you know that Bryson DeChambeau loves hitting the range after his round. Even if it’s dark out. But over the weekend, the two-time major champ took that love of practicing under the lighs to the extreme. Away from Augusta National. RELATED: Bryson DeChambeau explains that steely Read more…
There’s nothing quite like stepping foot on the hallowed grounds of Augusta National. The pine-scented air, the perfect fairways, the perfectly manicured azaleas—it’s where every golf lover (and sports fan) dreams of walking one day. But as any seasoned patron knows, attending the Masters isn’t just about witnessing history, it’s also about what to wear Read more…
The Masters is about tradition, decorum and BRYSON DECHAMBEAU DRAINING BOMBS AND STINGING PALMS LFGGGGGGG. RELATED: Rory has a chance to get Bryson back for this brutal dagger over last year’s U.S. Open That was the scene on Saturday evening after DeChambeau holed a 48-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to launch himself into Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Enough with the lovefest at the 2025 Masters. My goodness, you can’t scroll past a tweet, an Instagram photo or a TikTok video without seeing somebody fawning over all the possibilties on Sunday at Augusta National. And it’s the same when you are walking around the grounds. The patrons are way too Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Bryson DeChambeau delivered one final scene-stealing moment before exiting stage left from Augusta National after Saturday’s third round of the Masters. His 50-foot bomb brought the two-time major champion within two shots of the lead and set the scene for an epic final-round pairing with Rory McIlroy. The only people more excited Read more…
If you were late to your couch on Saturday afternoon, you missed one of the most incredible hours in Masters history as Rory McIlroy opened his third round birdie-eagle-birdie, including back-to-back 370-yard nukes and an exquisite eagle chip-in on the par-5 2nd hole. Rory’s scintillating stretch took him from three back to three clear in Read more…
Australian Golf Digest
