[PHOTO: Getty Images (inset: LIV Golf)] Well, this is a stat. The first ever 59 on a professional tour that began on the second hole of a golf course was recorded today, at LIV Golf Indiana by Sebastian Munoz. RELATED: Professional dream one step closer for potential PNG pioneer Munoz, the Colombian who plays on Read more…
South African golfer Christo Lamprecht delivered drama at the Pinnacle Bank Championship when he was in a greenside bunker on the last but dialled up a textbook bunker shot that trick-trick-trickled in, handing him his first ever Korn Ferry Tour victory.
American Megha Ganne continues to burnish her reputation on the biggest stages in women’s golf, this time with victory in the 125th US Women’s Amateur at Bandon Dunes.
At age 45, Rose became the oldest winner on the PGA Tour in five years when he defeated reigning US Open champion J.J. Spaun on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff at the FedEx St Jude Championship in Memphis.
The most dramatic finish to a golf tournament this past week didn’t come at the Wyndham Championship or the AIG Women’s Open, but rather at a member-guest event in America. It also might be the best putt of 2025.
Cameron Young’s dominant maiden victory at the Wyndham Championship makes him impossible to forget – on the PGA Tour, in the playoffs and, he hopes, for US Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley.
On Sundays at the Wyndham Championship, where your heart can be broken and unbroken a dozen times in the span of a couple of hours, the emotional odyssey facing Mark Hubbard had only just begun when he narrowly missed his birdie putt on the 18th hole to finish at five-under. He had a share of Read more…
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