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The PGA of America announced Thursday morning that the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship will not be played this year.

The R&A on Thursday clarified that all options are still on the table for the 149th Open Championship, including the possibility of postponement.

European Tour rookie Callum Hill won a mini-tour event in Arizona that included mass disqualifications in the opening round.

Corey Conners was a shoo-in to represent Canada in the Tokyo Olympic Games. But that dream will have to wait until 2021.

Xander Schauffele admits he has somewhat "lost a sense of purpose" amid the coronavirus shutdown.

A potential rematch between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson could also include a pair of high-profile quarterbacks.

A U.S. District Court denied a motion by the PGA Tour to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Hank Haney last year against the circuit.

A decision by the city of Toronto to cancel public events and permits through June has cast doubt on plans for the RBC Canadian Open.

Here are the 10 players on the final watch list for the 2020 Annika Award, which will be awarded in May.

Here are the 10 players on the final watch list for the 2020 Haskins Award, which will be awarded in May.

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 […]

Not many people outside of Michigan realize that Lansing is the state capital. Lansing is centrally located in the middle of the mitten, but it’s only one-fifth the size of Detroit and smaller than Grand Rapids as well. It might not be the golf capital of Michigan, but for a city its size (roughly 115,000 residents), […]

Milwaukee is a blue collar town, and proud of it. That Midwestern ethos of work hard, play hard (especially in summer) helps Wisconsinites survive the long winters without golf. The best golf courses in Milwaukee reflect this blue-collar background but offer enough for those looking for something higher-end.   Milwaukee probably isn’t on the radar of most golf […]

I opened up Mike Stachura’s Golf Digest story titled, “The distance resistance”, and couldn’t help but notice the editor’s note: “This article appeared in our latest issue, which went to print in the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S.”In light of thousands of tragic deaths in just weeks, the specter of a […]

Until now, golf’s leading organizations have been in postponement mode, but with Wimbledon’s cancellation we appear to have the R&A’s decision on The Open: cancellation. Joel Beall and Brian Wacker with the first report for GolfDigest.com. This will be the first year without an Open since 1945 and also the first major championship cancelled since […]

Sorry, that’s all I’ve got this year. Following a day hundreds of Americans succumbed due to an awful virus, April Fools quietly agreed to postpone until fall. But hey, when you’ve been around for over fifteen years, there are archives. Some age better than others and hopefully the next April Fool’s Day will feel more […]

The National Golf Foundation has been busy surveying course owners as well as studying other data to give an update in the U.S. golf industry as of March 31, 2020.From President Joe Beditz’s letter explaining the effort:  To begin with, over the course of this past week NGF conducted a telephone poll of just over […]

Today in much needed virus distraction news, The Telegraph’s James Corrigan catches up with the BBC’s Andrew Cotter about the sports broadcaster’s unintentionally viral dog-dining commentary. (8.2 million views as of this post.)Golf fans should recognize his voice and his work in the podcast sphere (including a new just recently dropping co-hosted by Eddie Pepperell). […]

Andrew Both of Reuters checks in with Australian Cameron Percy, a PGA Tour journeyman who observes quite a bit about the current shutdown. Of particular note is Percy’s perspective “borne of a modest Australian upbringing and an acknowledgement of the precarious nature of his profession even at the best of times.”From Both’s piece:“Every pro I’ve […]

GolfDigest.com’s Sam Weinman chats with Summit Golf Brands’ creative director Billy Draddy about their move into N95 masts. The Wisconsin-based manufacturer of Fairway & Greene, Zero Restriction and B. Draddy golfwear designed a prototype mask and has had it approved for emergency-care workers near its Wisconsin plant. From the Q&A:Q: So a part of you […]

The Augusta Chronicle’s Wynston Wilcox reports on Augusta National Golf Club’s donation of $2 million to help Augusta University expanding COVID-19 testing in the region and an emergency fund for the most vulnerable populations. The release states that $1 million will go to Augusta University to expand testing in the area. Another $1 million will […]

Given the fluidity of the situation and the overall unlikelihood of a significant event being played for some time, I find the hope of at least seeing some tournaments later this year a decent diversion.Ron Green covered all of this in his Global Golf Post look at the best case scenario planning, including the challenge […]

Nice spot by Jim Nantz using his April Golf Digest column to share a rarely-seen list of Bobby Jones’ ideal 18 holes. And I’ve verified that unlike other National Golf Review rankings, this one is real!It’s a peculiar list in the way Jones structured his course and in the holes he chose from St. Andrews, […]

England Golf has extended its list of postponed championships to now include all events up until week commencing July 27. With golf... The post England Golf puts tournaments on hold until end of July appeared first on Golf News.

With the coronavirus pandemic resulting in the closure of golf courses, clubhouses and pro shops throughout the UK, and with there being... The post The true cost of not renewing your club membership appeared first on Golf News.

The European Tour today confirmed the postponement of the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open due to the continuing threat posed by the... The post DDF IRISH OPEN POSTPONED appeared first on Golf News.

Golf clubs all over the UK are attempting to find ways of securing their futures in the face of the financial uncertainties... The post Clubs take steps to safeguard future during virus crisis appeared first on Golf News.

Bushnell Outdoor Products, makers of the #1 laser rangefinder on the PGA Tour, have unveiled the latest additions to their innovative lineup... The post BUSHNELL UNVEILS NEW TOUR V5 AND TOUR V5 SHIFT LASERS appeared first on Golf News.

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 […]

It’s safe to say that we’re collectively going through a difficult time right now. I thought I would share with you a fun father/daughter project that can bring a little joy to your day. A friend of mine in the golf world, Lou Stagner, created a complete lego replica of the 12th hole at Augusta […]

Anyone who reads this website frequently knows that I am committed to helping golfers find ways to increase their performance on the golf course without using swing advice. The golf world has focused almost exclusively on technique. I always felt that the rest of the game was being ignored. That’s why I concentrate on topics […]

The start of every golf season is always exciting. But I want to make sure all of you have a successful start! Golfers tend to fall into similar traps, and it can hinder their performance, but more importantly, their enjoyment of the game. Here are four ways to get yourself ready… Get Your Expectations In […]

You just bought a launch monitor, now what? Many golfers struggle with how to use their new gadgets. Well, I’m here to help. The goal of this article is to help amateur players analyze data they receive from launch monitors, and how to develop better practice habits utilizing the technology. The golfing world has become […]

Over the past few years, SuperSpeed Golf has become one of the best-selling training aids in the entire golf industry. Their Overspeed training system has been embraced by more than 700 touring professionals and thousands of amateur golfers around the world. They have also done a ton of research into how golfers can add speed […]

A common trap that many golfers fall into is that they’ll spend countless hours practicing and assume that alone will entitle them to lower their scores. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way. As a junior golfer, I used to get frustrated after hitting hundreds of balls and not seeing any real improvement. I think all […]

Putting practice is one part of golf that almost every player can do at home. As such, there are TONS of putting mats and training aids available now. So much so, that it’s hard to sort out what’s worth your money and what isn’t. Over the past year, a new product called the Perfect Practice […]

Wedge play is one of the more unique areas of golf compared to approach shots and tee shots. Your practice should reflect those differences. This is an area of golf that can quickly lower scores for players of all levels. It can help you save more pars, but more importantly, help reduce double bogeys (or […]

For the fifth year in a row, I attended the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando. Usually, I don’t do show recaps because I prefer to do more in-depth articles on products that I think are relevant to Practical Golf readers. But for whatever reason, I felt compelled to do a writeup this year. There are […]

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 […]

Whether you are a player, coach or parent, we are all having to deal with the challenges of very uncertain times. All golf tournaments have been cancelled, school and college golf is finished for the academic year and the professional&hellip The post 10 Ways To Make Best Use of The Shutdown appeared first on Instruction […]

If you’ve been around golf for any length of time, you will have probably heard about the importance of “focusing on your process”. But why is this a better way to play and what do we mean by a “process&hellip The post What’s Your Performance Plan For Your Next Round? appeared first on Instruction For […]

If you really want to become as good as you can be, it goes without saying that you need to spend time practicing effectively so that you increase your “performance skills” which will lead to lower scores on the golf&hellip The post The 5 Biggest Practice Mistakes That Golfers Make appeared first on Instruction For […]

Who are you when you play your best golf? What characteristics and attributes do you have? I’m sure one of them is confidence. But what if there was a way to capture that and become that person, whenever you play?&hellip The post How To Use The “Alter Ego Effect” To Unlock The Best Player Within […]

Now that the New Year is underway, I’m sure that you have at least a few goals to better your life and make it a successful year. How well did you do with your goals for 2019? Did you achieve&hellip The post How To Achieve Your Goals In 2020 appeared first on Instruction For The […]

Due to Michigan's stay-at-home order, the PGA of American has canceled the Senior PGA Championship, which had been scheduled for May 21-24 in Benton Harbor.

The Royal and Ancient, which organizes The Open Championship, is "continuing to work through our options" regarding the 2020 major, following a report that the July tournament had been canceled.

A match between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, with other players involved, has been in the works, but it has yet to receive PGA Tour approval amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Curtis Cup, which was to be played June 12-14 at Conwy Golf Club in Wales, will now be moved to 2021. The event pits female amateurs from the U.S. against a team from Britain and Ireland.

Hank Haney's lawsuit against the PGA Tour for alleged tortious interference with his Sirius XM Radio contract and business relations over comments made about the LPGA Tour can proceed.

They are golf's behind-the-scenes road warriors, spending hours and hours on the road, at tournaments, fixing clubs and easing players' minds. Oh, and the stories they can tell.

More than 115 athletes, coaches and sports personalities from 13 countries have joined to raise money for a COVID-19 response fund aimed at providing assistance for individuals fighting the global pandemic.

Someone on Twitter suggested it to Mickelson. While the golf world is shut down, get two of the biggest names in the sport together with a single camera person. Phil's response: "Working on it."

Augusta National Golf Club is donating $2 million to two local entities to help with the coronavirus pandemic.

The European Tour's Irish Open, which had been scheduled for May 28-31, is the latest golf event to be postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

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Evnroll adds four new putters to their roster in 2020. The post Evnroll 2020 Putters – Subtle Updates, New Finishes appeared first on MyGolfSpy.

Bettinardi Golf and Big League Chew partner for these limited edition golf accessories. The post Bettinardi Big League Chew Putter (Limited Edition Release) appeared first on MyGolfSpy.

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