Tiger Woods' comeback throughout the 2010s
Golf Central
PGA Tour awards $930 million to players in equity grants
The PGA Tour informed players Wednesday of their individual grants in the tour’s new equity program and some of the game's biggest stars reporte ...
Top teacher: 2 things that make World No. 1 Nelly Korda’s full-swing wedges so elite
There are many parts of Nelly Korda’s game to be impressed by. The 25-year-old became the third LPGA Tour player to win five tournaments in a ro ...
NEWS IN PICTURES
Golf Talk
Record numbers now playing golf worldwide
Golf has enjoyed a significant increase in popularity worldwide since 2016
New research figures rev ...
Interview with Michael Meldman
Backgrounder:
Michael S. Meldman is the founder and chairman of Discovery Land Company, a private l ...
Tiger is ready to 'turn the page' on more than just 2021
The world has always been more interested in what Tiger Woods does, rather than what he says. It was ...
INSTRUCTION
Great learning experience for Tiger Woods' son, Charlie, in first U.S. Open qualifier
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Charlie Woods pumped his fists and looked relieved as his 15-foot birdie putt disappeared into the cup at the fifth hole ...
RULES
The 3 biggest rules changes that are now officially in effect for 2022
New year, new rules. The calendar turning to 2022 means that a few previously announced rules changes via the USGA and R&A are now officially live on Jan. 1, 2022.
How many do you need to know? B ...
Opinion
SMBC Singapore Open targets for teenage titans
In the eyes of Ratchanon ‘TK’ Chantananuwat, Joohyung Kim is a veritable veteran.
At the ripe old age of 19, Kim is already into his fourth year as a professional. On Sunday, he triumphed ...
Another chance for Morikawa at world No. 1
Collin Morikawa this week will have a third chance to become the top-ranked player in the world.
The first opportunity came in December at the Hero World Challenge, where he failed to convert a five- ...
10 players who will make you money in 2022
It is a virtual certainty that golf’s pool of elite players gets deeper every year. Young talent seems never-ending. And even older golfers are finding a way to compete.
When attemp ...
