7:36 AM ET It’s in the nature of a caddie to help others. They stay out of the spotlight, behind the scenes helping their golfer navigate a round. That mentality of helping is partly why Ian Finnis, caddie for PGA Tour player Tommy Fleetwood, decided it was time he helped others. Finnis is at the
Month: April 2020
Alex Cejka has broken the PGA Tour’s “Curse of Coco Beach.” Well, kind of. In the 12-year history of the Puerto Rico Open, no winner has ever triumphed at another tournament. But Cejka, the 2015 winner at Coco Beach Golf Course picked up a long-awaited victory on Wednesday. It just didn’t come on the PGA
PGA Tour officials are expected to announce this week their intention to resume the tour season, halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on June 11-14 at the Charles Schwab Challenge, multiple sources have told Golf Digest. It’s also expected that fans will not be allowed to attend that first tournament at Colonial Country Club in
8:37 PM ET Associated Press The USGA is investing $5 million in a relief fund for 59 members in its Allied Golf Association, which represent state and regional golf associations. The fund goes to grants to help keep businesses running and people in their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Individual associations can apply for up
Seth Waugh, the CEO of the PGA of America, believes a PGA Championship without fans is still better than no PGA Championship at all. Waugh appeared on SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio Tuesday morning to discuss plans for the PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco, which was originally set for May but has
2:38 PM ET The PGA of America is planning for a PGA Championship in August without spectators in case local authorities and health experts do not allow for them. Seth Waugh, CEO of the PGA of America, said Tuesday on Sirius XM Radio that the hope is to play the event — with fans —
This was about 10 years ago, during the Masters. It was early in the week, and I was standing under Augusta National’s famous tree talking to a number of people, watching the elite of the golf world—players, TV stars, agents, big-shot officials—walking to and from the clubhouse. For some reason, my eye caught sight of
Shopping for golf skirts is a tricky game for many female golfers. Finding the balance between style, comfort and an appropriate length can sometimes seem impossible. To help, we polled the female golfers in our office for their choices for the year’s best golf skirts. We understand you might not be playing golf for quite
Bill Coore always knew the first hole at Cabot Point was going to be difficult to build. “I just don’t know about the first hole,” he confides. “I don’t know how it’s going to turn out.” Cabot Point will be the centerpiece of Cabot St. Lucia, the newest golf and resort venture from the group
Collin Morikawa wasn’t as nervous to play with Tiger Woods for the first time as you might expect. Of course, nothing humanizes a living legend more than seeing him wearing a Christmas onesie. Such was the situation Morikawa had found himself in just a few months before when he joined Woods and some of golf’s
7:00 AM ET The first women’s professional golf event to be staged in Saudi Arabia has been rescheduled for Oct. 8-11 after it was postponed last month due to the coronavirus pandemic, organisers have confirmed on Tuesday. The Saudi Ladies International, which is part of the Ladies European Tour (LET), will be hosted at the
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If there’s one tournament in golf where how much the winner makes in prize money is truly ancillary to everything else that comes with claiming the title, it’s the Masters. The legacy of being one of the select golfers to own a green jacket, along with having a space in the Champions locker room, a
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7:21 PM ET There was no final round of the Masters on Sunday, but there was a replay on CBS of Tiger Woods‘ comeback victory a year ago at Augusta National. And as it played out, CBS’ Jim Nantz interviewed Woods at various points before, during and after the round, with the five-time Masters winner
Searching, in these dark days, for a beacon, and maybe a dose of perspective, and it is found in a single swing of a 7-iron and a hole with a big heart. Golf is not usually so accommodating, but this time it delivered a heartwarming capstone to a heart-wrenching story. The hole-in-one, in fact, was
Tour golf is in a holding pattern right now, but that doesn’t mean elite golfers are waiting for quarantine to end to resume their work. Whether players are in places like Phoenix—where courses and ranges are still open—or in other states where facilities are closed, they’re still in many cases isolated from coaches and trainers
One could argue Michael Thompson—and not Hideki Matsuyama—was the golfer hurt most by the Players Championship being canceled after one round due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. Thompson trailed the Day 1 leader by five shots, but a bogey-free opening 68 at TPC Sawgrass had been the PGA Tour veteran’s best round during a difficult
12:06 PM ET Nick PietruszkiewiczESPN.com Close Senior editor for college basketball Joined ESPN in 2008 Graduate of the University of Maryland Follow on Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print With no Masters, at least not until November because of the coronavirus pandemic, the world is left with past images of Augusta National. They
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Doug Sanders, one of the more colorful personalities in the PGA Tour’s tapestry, died in Houston on Sunday. Sanders was a 20-time winner on Tour, which included a victory at the 1956 Canadian Open as an amateur, the first amateur win in Tour history. But he was just as well known for finishing second 20
7:42 AM ET Tiger Woods had not won a major championship in 11 years. He hadn’t slipped on the green jacket as Masters champions in 14. Those two numbers alone would have made what happened last April at Augusta National Golf Club a tournament for the ages. But think about everything else that happened —
EDITORS’ NOTE: This photo essay first appeared April 14, 2019, shortly after Tiger closed out his improbable fifth Masters victory. AUGUSTA, Ga. — We don’t know yet, because it’s still plenty early, but it’s possible Tiger Woods’ comeback win at the 2019 Masters could end up as the most written-about golf tournament ever. We say
The absence of a Masters this April leaves the type of void no silly Internet ranking can fill. We should probably get that part out of the way first. But even then, if you agree the Masters stands apart in the way it oozes history, then you can also agree there’s enough material from the
7:52 AM ET Jim Nantz had a decision to make as the final, dramatic moments of the 2019 Masters played out before him at Augusta National. Does he stay in the broadcast tower behind the 18th green to watch what he believed would be the finishing touches on Tiger Woods’ victory? Or does he head
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