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EUROPEAN TOUR ANNOUNCES EXPANSIVE GLOBAL 2021 SCHEDULE
The European Tour today announces its 2021 schedule which will feature a minimum of 42 tournaments in 24 countries, as golf’s global Tour resumes a full international programme. Running from January to November, the schedule also features 18 returning tournaments which were either postponed or cancelled in 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The 2021 …
Who Would Be Your Player Of The Year For 2020?
Who came out on top when we asked our forum? Who came out on top when we asked our forum? This article Who Would Be Your Player Of The Year For 2020? appeared first on Golf Monthly.
Välimäki wins European Tour rookie of the year award
Finland's Sami Välimäki has been named the European Tour’s Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year for 2020.
A Lim Kim Wins 1st Major Title In U.S. Women’s Open Debut
The young South Korean won the final Major of 2020 this week. The young South Korean won the final Major of 2020 this week. This article A Lim Kim Wins 1st Major Title In U.S. Women’s Open Debut appeared first on Golf Monthly.
How much each player won at the 2020 U.S. Women’s Open
A Lim Kim won her first major championship on her first attempt, birdieing the final three holes to take the 2020 U.S. Women’s Open and with it the winner’s check for $1 million. Jin Young Ko and Amy Olson shared second place at Cypress Hill, and both ladies will take home $487,286 for their efforts […]
CME Group Tour Championship: Jin Young Ko is in the field; Sophia Popov is out
Jin Young Ko’s runner-up at the U.S. Women's Open propelled her into the CME Group Tour Championship but another major champ didn't make it.
Race to Dubai: Lee Westwood wins Race to Dubai as Matthew Fitzpatrick seals DP World Tour Championship
Watch as Lee Westwood clinches the Race to Dubai as Matthew Fitzpatrick wins the DP World Tour Championship event.
QBE Shootout: Harris English, Matt Kuchar cruise to third tournament title
Harris English and Matt Kuchar teamed up to win the QBE Shootout for the third time, this year in dominant fashion.
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Henrik Stenson pulls hilarious prank on a steaming Ian Poulter
Henrik Stenson enjoyed a long laugh at the expense of European Tour golfer Ian Poulter. During the DP World Tour Championship at the (...)
PGA Tour: Kuchar and English win the QBE Shootout
PGA Tour: English/ Kuchar win the QBE Shootout following 12 under Par in their final round of the QBE Shootout. English/ Kuchar sit at the top of the PGA Tour´s QBE Shootout after the final round. They tallied a round of -37 to win the tournament in front of Sabbatini/ Tway, Griffin/ Hughes and Na/ O'Hair, who sit dead even in second place. Kuchar and Harris played a final round 12 under.“The show Harris put on on the back nine was just awesome,” Kuchar said. “I think he pulled me aside after No. 14 and said, ‘I think we need two shots to set the new mark.’ I said, ‘We’ve got four chances,’ and he went ahead and went birdie-eagle-birdie to close it out. It was fun to watch. The QBE Shootout is part of the PGA Tour. The tournament is held from December 11th until the 13th of December 2020 at Tiburón Golf Club in Tiburón GC, Naples, FL (USA). This year a total prize money of 3.600.000 US-Dollar will be awarded to the players. The course for the tournament at Tiburón Golf Club plays at Par 72. The golfers are battling against each other in twelve dynamic teams of two. One couple will be Louis Oosthuizen and Bubba Watson, another one Abraham Ancer and Matthew Wolff. Top-5 Leaderboard: QBE Shootout Pos Name Today Total 1 English/ Kuchar -12 -37 T2 Sabbatini/ Tway -11 -28 T2 Griffin/ Hughes -10 -28 T2 Na/ O'Hair -8 -28 T5 Horschel/ Todd -10 -26 Show complete leaderboard of QBE Shootout This is a generated text. Possible errors can be reported here.
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