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Dame Laura Davies on the origin of her turf tee, a Solheim Cup captaincy and if the Hall of Fame rules should change
Golfweek caught up with Dame Laura Davies back home in England, just days before she was scheduled to head to Florida to begin her 34th (...)
Padraig Harrington: Putting on carpet not the best prep for Genesis Invitational
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — European Ryder Cup captain Padraig Harrington tested positive for COVID-19 on the Monday of the AT&T (...)
PGA Tour: Matthew Fitzpatrick T2 after round 1 at the The Genesis Invitational
The Genesis Invitational: Sam Burns tops the leaderboard after the opening round. Sam Burns is in first place at the PGA Tour´s The Genesis Invitational after the first round. The American played a round of -7 to gain an edge on Matthew Fitzpatrick and Max Homa, who sit tied for second place. Burns leads by 2 shots after posting 1 eagle en route to an opening round of 64. Matthew Fitzpatrick, currently number 20 in the world golf ranking, carded a opening round 66 to find himself in T2 position and trailing leader Sam Burns by 2 shots. Fitzpatrick, currently ranked 20 in the world golf ranking, noted 1 eagle in his opening round. Meanwhile Rory McIlroy, currently number 7 in the world, carded a opening round 73 to find himself in T85 position and trailing leader Sam Burns by 9 shots. McIlroy, currently ranked 7 in the world golf ranking, made 2 birdies in his opening round. Alongside him is Scotsman Russell Knox, who is at 2 after the opening round at rank T85. He finished the round at The Riviera Country Club in 73 strokes in the opening round of the The Genesis Invitational. Martin Laird, currently number 84 in the world golf ranking, carded a opening round 75 to find himself in T105 position and trailing leader Sam Burns by 11 shots. Laird, currently ranked 84 in the world golf ranking, recorded 1 eagle in his opening round. The The Genesis Invitational is part of the PGA Tour. The tournament is currently being held from February 18th until the 21st of February 2021 at The Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, CA. This year a total prize money of $9,300,000 will be paid to the players. The winner receives $1,674,000. The course for the tournament at The Riviera Country Club plays at Par 71. Tiger Woods and his TGR Foundation host the Genesis Invitational for the fifth year. Since 2020 the tournament is one of five invitational tournaments on the PGA Tour, which leads to a smaller and more exclusive field. Top-5 Leaderboard: The Genesis Invitational Pos Name Today Total 1 Sam Burns -7 -7 T2 Matthew Fitzpatrick -5 -5 T2 Max Homa -5 -5 T4 Wyndham Clark -4 -4 T4 Patrick Cantlay -4 -4 Show complete leaderboard of The Genesis Invitational This is a generated text. Possible errors can be reported here.
Mental Wellbeing and Golf: the Perfect Match
More than just a reason to get out of the house for a few hours at the weekend, here's some thoughts on why golf may be just the thing to help look after your mental health.
Next 4 weeks should answer big questions on PGA Tour
As Riviera wraps up West Coast Swing, golf applies its game face for Florida events and then start of majors season at Augusta
Lydia Ko considered skipping Gainbridge LPGA after surgery, but she couldn't resist a home game at Lake Nona
Lydia Ko can’t decide how she should make her way to the Lake Nona clubhouse next week. Should she drive her car, take her golf cart or (...)
Russell Knox Explains Pebble Beach Penalty – “One Of Those Horrible Rules”
The Scot was penalised one stroke during the final round at Pebble Beach after causing his ball to move The Scot was penalised one stroke during the final round at Pebble Beach after causing his ball to move This article Russell Knox Explains Pebble Beach Penalty – “One Of Those Horrible Rules” appeared first on Golf Monthly.
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In Pictures: The final round of the 2021 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
In a dramatic twist, Daniel Berger bagged this year's title after an eagle on the 18th, putting a hold on Jordan Spieth's hopes of a comeback. Check out the best pictures from Sunday's final round.
Tour Confidential: How close is Jordan Spieth to breaking through?
This week's Tour Confidential roundtable discusses how 'back' Spieth really seems. That, plus rangefinders, creative tee boxes and much more. The post Tour Confidential: How close is Jordan Spieth to breaking through? appeared first on Golf.
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