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The US Open is historically the toughest scoring major and Winged Foot will be no different. Here is a comprehensive look at who has a chance over the four days.
The Australian Open golf championship won’t be played this year as the COVID-19 pandemic forces organisers to look at dates early next year.
The first four events have given golf fans a little bit of everything such as big improvers to coronavirus cases – to trying to pick a winner.
The highly anticipated Presidents Cup returned to Royal Melbourne Golf Club for the third time yesterday – the site of the only International Team victory in 12 attempts – with the honour of striking the first blow in anger bestowed upon USA player Justin Thomas.
Tiger Woods may have erased any doubt about playing in the Presidents Cup in Australia as he fired a brilliant six-under 64 to grab the clubhouse lead in the US PGA Tour’s inaugural Zozo Championship in Japan.
Play was briefly suspended at the US Women’s Open in South Carolina and with footage like this emerging, it’s not hard to see why.
Spaniard Pablo Larrazábal has given hope to weekend hackers everywhere after hilariously hooking a terrible shank on the 8th hole at the European Tour’s Made in Denmark tournament.
The sports bulletin on my Monday morning drive to work offered up a quartet of stories that were all worthy of comment.
All Tiger Woods has to say is, “I feel I can win” and the American media, plus the Tiger faithful, fall over each other in support.
As the eyes of the golfing world shift to the Ryder Cup, the pressure on the top professional golfers in the world increases as they all vie for a spot to represent their team.
The PGA Championship marks the end of the major season and now the excitement builds as the eyes of the golfing world shift to the Ryder Cup.
Nine Australians are teeing it up at Shinnecock Hills this week for the 118th US Open. They all have varying pathways to and expectations for the US Open.
The second golfing major of 2018 is upon us.
The magnitude of Tiger Woods’ incredible comeback victory at the 2019 Masters – his first major title in 11 years – has been laid out in an ad released by Nike immediately after the American’s thrilling win.
Luckily the England (cricketing) great is fine now.
Golfer Joe Miller has won the World Long Drive Championship with an amazing 437-yard drive.
These two golfers in Denver decided to punch on at the 18th hole to take out their frustration.
With so many things that could’ve gone wrong it’s amazing the shot itself wasn’t the most impressive part of the video
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