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Tiger Woods confirms that he will be back
Tiger Woods comes back. Woods speaks up at the press conference before the the Genesis Invitational, talking about a possible comeback to the PGA Tour
EUROPEAN TOUR: Jon Rahm wins Seve Ballesteros Award
US Open winner John Rahm secures the DP World Tour’s Seve Ballesteros Award and is officially the best player of 2021.
The Sportswashing Spectacle Saudi International: High Time for Hypocrites
Are human rights an issue for debate? Some golfers could think so. At the Saudi International, the willing minions of a murderous regime dance around the golden calf once again.
Golfers excuse themselves at the Saudi International: “I’m not a politician”.
The golfers of Saudi International offer excuses to hide their eagerness to earn exorbitant amounts of money despite the human injustices this entails
Bryson DeChambeau withdraws from the 2022 Sony Open due to wrist soreness
Bryson DeChambeau cancels his participation in the Sony Open 2022. The long hitter struggles with health issues, and probably won’t be back until February.
The biggest upsets in golf of 2021: insults, house bans and broken clubs.
In 2021, too, there were one or two upsets in the world of golf. Personalities, actions or announcements caused tempers to flare.
PGA Tour: Cameron Smith wins the Tournament of Champions and sets a record
Cameron Smith wins the PGA Tour’s Sentry Tournament of Champions by one stroke over Jon Rahm to reach the world’s top 10.
Tiger Woods makes comeback at PNC Championship
Ten months after his serious car accident, 15-time major winner Tiger Woods confirms he will play in the PNC Championship, along with son Charlie.
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Weekend Recap: Scandinavians left their footprint at the European Tour Grand Final.
The Scandinavian played their heart out. Their best results came in the European Tour Grand Final. Sweden LPGA golfers finished the season in a high note.
British Weekend Recap: Matt Fitzpatrick and Charley Hull gave it all at the European and LPGA Tour.
The European and LPGA Tour are officially over. The English golfers fought against all odds and did very well. Time to rest and set the New Year’s goals.
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