Travis Smyth was momentarily the toast of the golfing world after recording an ace on a hole that has proven treacherous for some of the game’s elite players.
Lucas Herbert reckons he’s using a club he’ll only pull out of the closet once a year as treacherous conditions set to take over at Royal Liverpool for the last men’s major of 2023.
The world No.7,who won his first event of 2023 in London last week,is putting the final touches to his preparation for the last men’s major of the year.
The deliberations reflect an enmity forged over decades between the tour and Norman,one of golf’s most talented players,who often chafed at the sport’s economic structure.
The LIV Golf boss drove Saudi Arabian businessman Yasir al-Rumayyan around in a buggy at an event in Spain,but his future remains clouded.
The US Justice Department was looking at professional golf before the deal was announced,and the proposed partnership has only strengthened their interest.
Rickie Fowler and Wyndham Clark,both chasing a first major,lead the way heading into the pointy end,but a few of the usual suspects are breathing down their necks.
Min Woo Lee has thrust himself into contention to complete one of the great family doubles in golf history.
Australia’s British Open winner declined to speculate on a return to the PGA Tour,calling it a hypothetical question that he isn’t able to answer at this stage.
LIV Golf finally broke through to the mainstream when Chase Koepka wowed Australian fans in Adelaide. But the path to a truce few thought possible had already started just a few days earlier.
As far as backflips go,Jay Monahan is worthy of a spot in the Olympics.