Fall golf is chaos season. The PGA Tour is grinding through the FedExCup Fall in Bermuda and Mexico, the LPGA just closed out its Asia swing, and the biggest story in golf isn't a score — it's a walkout. Sergio Garcia announced October 29 he's
The pros couldn't finish either The Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal got blown off the schedule — literally. Seamus Power and Austin Smotherman finished knotted at 16-under and will settle it in a Monday playoff, weather permitting. When the wind at Port Royal gets frisky, even tour
Michael Brennan just won in Japan the way most of us only dream about: by refusing to do anything stupid for six straight holes. The 24-year-old took the Baycurrent Classic at Yokohama Country Club on October 11th, closing with a 3-under 68 to finish 16-under and
Halloween golf is a full category now. TaylorMade just dropped a Ghostbusters line — Slimer putter, Containment Unit wedges, the works — and it sold the joke before it sold the specs. Look like a pro. Swing like a hack. But should any of it go in your bag? Here is the
Walk the munis around here long enough and you start noticing things. The worn edges along the cart paths. The roped-off corners that never quite grow back. The fairway that plays soft and soggy in July when it ought to be running out. Most of us blame the weather
Vaughn Taylor hadn't won anywhere in more than ten years. On Sunday at the Constellation Furyk & Friends, the 50-year-old fixed that in the most DivotersGC way possible: five straight birdies on the back nine, then a three-putt on the 17th that nearly flushed the
Austin Smotherman waited 100 starts for his first PGA Tour win. Then, with the trophy basically engraved, he tried his best to give it away — and showed the rest of us exactly how to survive a blowup hole. Sunday at the Bank of Utah Championship, Smotherman rinsed his third shot
Sunday morning at Medinah, Team USA was three points down (10.5-7.5) and staring at its first Presidents Cup loss since 1998. By Sunday night, captain Brandt Snedeker was lifting the Cup after a 17-13 win. Nine wins and a tie from twelve singles matches. The biggest
Look like a pro. Swing like a hack. What's live today * Weekend Hacker Yardage Book — 18-hole score tracker with stat boxes, sketch grids, and reset words. * 19th-Hole Trip Planner — roster, budget, kitty ledger, and packing for buddies weekends. * Break 100 Practice Plan — a 4-week range
Jacob Bridgeman just turned a home-game week into a coronation. The 26-year-old Clemson kid fired a bogey-free 10-under 61 on Sunday at the Cliffs at Walnut Cove to win the inaugural Biltmore Championship Asheville at 26-under, two clear of the field. Sixty-one. No