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Bryson DeChambeau got into an exchange of words with a cameraman during Saturday's third round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Matthew Wolff scooped up the lead in Detroit with a little help from the ice cream man, who was driving around the area Saturday.

Matthew Wolff will take a three-shot advantage over Ryan Armour and Bryson DeChambeau into the final round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Will Zalatoris has been patiently waiting to become the next stud amateur to win as a pro. On Sunday at TPC Colorado, it was finally his turn.

Playing Saturday in a Korea Tour event, Hosung Choi whiffed with his driver on the final hole at Aramir Country Club.

The Indian Open event on the European Tour was canceled on Saturday because of the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Webb Simpson fired a 8-under 64 on Friday to take a share of the lead into the weekend at the Rocket Mortgage Classic with Chris Kirk, who carded a 65 at Detroit Golf Club.

Professional golfers who compete on the PGA Tour’s international tours received good news Friday as the Tour confirmed to them via email a new eight-event series.

After a COVID-19 test led to a quick schedule revision, Webb Simpson is making the most of an unexpected appearance at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Seven of the top 15 players in the world are set to tee it up next week at the Workday Charity Open, just not Tiger Woods.

While there are countless incredible public and municipal golf courses across the U.S. and around the world, golfers are always looking for a new challenge and a new experience. Fortunately, there are now even more places for golfers to try exclusive private club tee times on GOLFNOW. Private golf clubs and resorts are now listing […]

Staying safe during the COVID-19 outbreak while also getting outside to enjoy your favorite fitness or activities can prove challenging. While golf is an activity that lends itself to safe social distancing and smaller groups, there are still some precautions you can take to help keep yourself and golf course staff protected. The number one […]

As  Hurricane Dorian heads up the Southeastern U.S. We are anticipating that the storm will impact several of our partner courses. We are making every effort to adjust tee time listings on our website, but please contact courses directly to check the status and availability before booking. If you currently have a tee time in […]

Western Canada’s province of Alberta features both dramatic mountain ranges and expansive prairies. It’s also home to some of the north’s most legendary resort golf, not to mention a smattering of the best golf courses in Alberta found around its two largest cities, Calgary and Edmonton.   There is also a lot going on these days […]

Chicago, like any big city, can be pricey. It doesn’t matter where you go for entertainment – out to eat, to watch a game, exploring a museum – every experience can feel expensive. Fortunately, playing golf doesn’t have to be that way. The game offers a variety of courses that can make it affordable for anybody […]

Bryson running a little hot. Caught up with him on 7 where he took a Sergio slash at the sand after splashing out of a greenside bunker, muttered an expletive after missing the par save and spent 60 seconds in a...testy discussion with a cameraman on his way to 8 tee. pic.twitter.com/ENjQt1U689— Will Gray (@WillGrayGC) […]

Fan favorite Hosung Choi has won tournaments, earned sponsor’s invites and even taken his moves to the greens. But The Fisherman dropped anchor while playing Korea Professional Golf Tour’s Busan Gyeongnam Open according to GolfChannel.com’s Brentley Romine and because his ball had not advanced past tee markers, was able to retee this drop-kick whiff. Nice […]

After a short hiatus, Rod Morri, Mike Clayton and yours truly discussed a nice array of topics with the 2006 U.S. Open Champion.The should be available wherever you get your podcasts, or you can listen below.The Apple podcast show link.

With purported campus-wide restrictions on work hours and staff leaving several university courses closed, there certainly are greater problems facing America’s institutions of higher learning. That said, as feared last month when word surfaced that arguably the finest university course in the land was not open and losing key staff members, it seemed Yale’s tortured […]

Global Golf Post’s Ron Green looks at the still-stunning USGA media rights reversion to NBC after Fox decided to eat a sizeable portion of the bloated price they paid in 2013. He noted this on the timing, suggesting it was strictly a deal between the networks.The first conversations took place during the spring but gained […]

Longtime golf writer Craig Dolch returns in the Palm Beach Post pages to share with anti-mask-wearing world just one more sad and profound consequence of COVID-19’s horrifying spread among Americans: some in group homes no longer can receive visits. Including his son Eric, now 29, who was struck with a bacterial infection at age 14 […]

Score one for for Wendell Haskins, the PGA of America’s former director of inclusion efforts during CEO Pete Bevacqua’s years, who penned the organization to highlight how little they had done on the inclusion front. One highlight of the letter was his simple sentence noting Horton Smith’s overt racism.Current CEO Seth Waugh reached out to […]

GolfDigest.com’s John Feinstein follows up with Charlie Rymer about the longtime player and commentator’s COVID-19 battle. He’s back home in Myrtle Beach gradually recuperating. The story includes several noteworthy details beyond Rymer’s Tweets earlier this week, including his hospitalization, wife Carol’s role in his care and the comments from the lunatic he wasn’t expecting. As […]

The Courier’s Craig Smith explains plans for expanding the R&A Clubhouse (underground) along with other security updates. The building opened in early 1854 and now must accommodate the club’s inclusion of female members. Of course, none of this is open to the public so I’d understand your lack of interest. But it is golf’s most […]

No one knows anything, or so the saying goes. Especially in a time of pandemic where the unknowns and mysteries keep even experts guessing, so you can’t blame the PGA Tour for altering their guidelines almost daily. The latest adjustment comes in the case of Cameron Champ, who arrived last week from Houston, tested positive […]

Francesco Molinari, one of the biggest stars of the European Ryder Cup team in recent years, and the winner of the 2018... The post FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD (WELL, CALIFORNIA) appeared first on Golf News.

Georgia Hall has committed to play in the five remaining events of the Rose Ladies Series, after finishing tied second in the third event – her first – which was held at The Buckinghamshire Golf Club on July 2. The post HALL TO PLAY REMAINING ROSE LADIES SERIES EVENTS appeared first on Golf News.

Local player Gemma Dryburgh won the third Rose Ladies Series event at The Buckinghamshire Golf Club on July 2. With a round... The post Dryburgh wins Rose Ladies Series event at The Buckinghamshire appeared first on Golf News.

The European Tour has lifted the suspension imposed on Ryder Cup player Thorbjørn Olesen after court proceedings involving the Dane were delayed... The post European Tour lifts Olesen suspension due to trial delay appeared first on Golf News.

Following the cancellation of this summer’s Senior Open Championship, which was due to be held at Sunningdale Golf Club, the tournament will... The post Senior Open Championship to return to Sunningdale in 2021 appeared first on Golf News.

I’m always on the hunt for clothes that can be worn on and off the golf course. It’s tough for a company to find the right mix of design and fabrics to satisfy multiple scenarios – playing golf, going to work, or even for a more casual setting. One company that has caught my eye […]

One of the great joys of golf is placing friendly wagers against your buddies in match play format. Whether it’s for pride or a Nassau with plenty of junk, it’s a great way to get the competitive juices flowing. And not to worry, you can keep your amateur status as long as you don’t bet […]

For the past year or so, one of the most common questions I’ve received from readers is, “when is Garmin releasing an update to the Approach S60 watch?” Golfers could sense it was at the end of its product cycle and didn’t want to make a purchase without seeing what a newer, shinier model would […]

Golfers at all levels struggle with making optimal decisions when it comes to target selection. One of the main reasons this occurs is that players are not taught to think their way around the course when they are first taking up the game. Most of that time and attention is spent learning the mechanics of […]

For a long time, golfers had to choose between having clothes that looked sharp on the course or those that had performance fabrics that made it comfortable to swing in warmer conditions. Luckily, there are now apparel brands that are doing both. One of my favorites is a company called Redvanly. When I first reviewed […]

If every golfer had a magic genie who could grant them one wish, most of them would ask, “please make me more consistent!” This is one of the most common requests amongst anyone who plays the game. In my opinion, consistency is perhaps one of the most misused and misunderstood words in golf. There are […]

Years ago, I read a book called The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less. It warned how excessive choices in society (even as simple as buying a pair of jeans) wasn’t making us happier, but causing more stress and anxiety because of unrealistic expectations and something referred to as “decision-making paralysis.” At the time […]

One of the reasons I started Practical Golf was to help put an end to the myths and misinformation that golfers spread amongst themselves. Game improvement advice is often like a game of telephone from your childhood – by the time it reaches you, the information is not very helpful. To be clear, I’m just […]

A lot of apparel companies want to honor the traditions of where golf has been. Swannies, an up and coming golf apparel brand, takes a less serious approach and captures where the game is going for many. The younger generation of golfers doesn’t want to look like their parents. And they don’t want to take […]

A lot of us are going to be spending more time at home than ever. In an attempt to help many of you keep busy, I created a guide with various ways you can practice golf at home. I’ll focus on three main categories – putting, full shots, and wedge play. Not everyone will have […]

Click “listen in browser” to listen to the audio David MacKenzie · How To Raise Your Game With The Power Of Positive Self-talk What you say to yourself drives your performance on and off the course more than you would&hellip The post How To Raise Your Game With The Power of Positive Self Talk appeared […]

Many frustrated golfers reach out to me each week in search of solutions for what they describe as “the yips”. If cures for the yips aren’t implemented, it can destroy scores, enjoyment and a player’s self-esteem. But help is at&hellip The post Cures For The Yips appeared first on Instruction For The Mental Game of […]

Being able to get the best out of your game on any day has a lot to do with how well you can activate and maintain your “best performance state”. What I mean by that, is the mental, emotional and&hellip The post Controlling Your Performance State In Golf appeared first on Instruction For The Mental […]

This week, we’re going to look at the power of Mental Imagery for golf, which is supported by scientific evidence to: Increase confidence and reduce doubt Change your mental and emotional state Improve motor skill learning (i.e. making swing changes)&hellip The post 5 Ways To Use Mental Imagery To Improve Performance appeared first on Instruction […]

To listen to the audio, click “listen in browser” Whether it’s on or off the course, it’s important to know how to relax and calm down in times of stress. The Covid-19 pandemic is causing everyone’s stress levels to go&hellip The post 7 Ways To Relax In Times of Stress appeared first on Instruction For […]

To listen to the audio, click “Listen in browser” below 1. Get Into A Daily Routine We are all having to deal with less structure in our lives and being cooped up at home. To look at this situation positively,&hellip The post The 10 Step Daily Routine For High Productivity appeared first on Instruction For […]

Matthew Wolff had a roller-coaster round that went well enough Saturday to give him a three-shot lead over Ryan Armour and Bryson DeChambeau in the Rocket Mortgage Classic at Detroit Golf Club.

There's the ongoing Bryson DeChambeau experiment. Webb Simpson and Matt Wallace are coming off complicated weeks. And there are the young guys, Viktor Hovland and Matthew Wolff, again making noise.

The Indian Open event on the European Tour was canceled on Saturday because of the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Chris Kirk has a share of the lead at the Rocket Mortgage Classic after two rounds. But it's how far he has come in his personal life after taking time off to deal with depression, anxiety and alcoholism that matters most.

Chris Kirk shot a 7-under 65 on Friday to take the second-round lead at the Detroit Golf Club, and Webb Simpson later shot a 64 to pull into a tie atop the leaderboard at 12-under 132.

Golfers looking to play in the PGA Championship next month must first test negative for COVID-19, one of many requirements or recommendations laid out in a digital handbook sent to players and obtained by ESPN's Bob Harig.

Eastside Golf isn't just making a fashion statement; it's making a statement that everyone can play golf.

He has had to fight through swing changes, and the blisters that come with swing changes, to find his missing game. It's only one round, but perhaps he has located it in Detroit, at a tournament in which his name is on the marquee.

Doc Redman shot a 7-under 65 on Thursday to share the first-round lead with Scott Stallings and Kevin Kisner in the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

The PGA Tour created an additional spot in the Charity Open field for Chase Koepka after he chose to withdraw from the Travelers out of an abundance of caution.

The "boring" CBD company. The post Kanibi CBD and the Wild, Wild World of Cannabidiol appeared first on MyGolfSpy.

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Cleveland resets its flagship wedge. The post Cleveland RTX ZipCore: A New Old-Fashioned Wedge  appeared first on MyGolfSpy.