Month: May 2018

Tiger Woods rallied to card an even-par 72 Thursday in the opening round of the 43rd Memorial Tournament. It had to feel good. It probably would have felt better were it not for back stiffness […]

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The entire field at the U.S. Women’s Open has had to come to grips with uncertainty—and a little bit of chaos—this week at Shoal Creek. The thunder, lightning and 4½-plus inches of […]

Angel Ilagan, the outspoken golf outsider that was named president and CEO of Bridgestone Golf U.S. less than two years ago, is out. The company announced Thursday that Ilagan and the company “have made a […]

In the canon of “Phil Mickelson doing Phil Mickelson things,” the 47-year-old’s feats during Round 1 of the Memorial fall on the tamer side of the excitement spectrum. Conversely, what’s boring by Phil standards still […]

Tiger Woods is back in action this week at the Memorial and it appears the only Nike swoosh that Woods will be sporting will be on his apparel. That’s because Woods has ditched the last […]

An impressive three starts in Florida earlier this season gave Tiger Woods fans hope that this latest comeback would be for real, and that a win was not only possible, but inevitable. Then, Woods had […]

The quick, successful transition from college golf to the PGA Tour for several former All-Americans—Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm and Aaron Wise to name a few—has created an all-to-enticing example for collegians weighing when […]

Tiger Woods has probably holed more shots from off the green than anyone in golf history, but it sure seems like Muirfield Village has been the site for more of his short game magic than […]

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The rain the past few days in Alabama has been unrelenting, which shouldn’t be a surprise. Leading into the 2018 U.S Women’s Open, rain was always in the forecast. But this is […]