By: GlobalGolfPost Having missed the cut in his past four starts, Billy Horschel hardly could have been expected to end his nearly three-year winless drought at the AT&T Byron Nelson. He hadn’t broken 70 in his past nine individual rounds leading into the tournament, which he typically skips and had played on only two previous occasions…
By: Ben Everell, PGATour.com Si Woo Kim is just 21 years of age and, as such, becomes the youngest winner of the PLAYERS Championship, beating out Adam Scott’s old mark by nearly two years. On Sunday at TPC Sawgrass, as others faulted around him, Kim put together a bogey-free 3-under 69 in an incredibly mature performance.…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBBeFVugupQ By: Ben Everell, PGA Tour Welcome to the Monday Finish, where Brian Harman scored one for the little guys the world over, coming home strong to stop FedExCup leader Dustin Johnson continuing his winning streak. You have to hand it to Brian Harman. With all the eyes on Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm and Pat…
Reported By Golf.com Cameron Smith and Jonas Blixt had to endure a lengthy weather delay on Sunday and get back to work early on Monday, but it was worth the wait. Smith and Blixt won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans when they beat Kevin Kisner and Scott Brown on the fourth hole of their sudden-death playoff…
By: Global Golf Post from Staff and Wire Reports For Kevin Chappell, who had finished runner-up six times without winning, victory at the Valero Texas Open put him in a different place on the PGA Tour. Its meaning was summed up in Chappell’s emotional reaction on the 18th hole. Normally a fairly stoic character…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KXiJWSd-MA By: PGATour.com HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. — Wesley Bryan remembers pestering players with a lot of crazy questions at Harbour Town Golf Links as he followed father George III’s only appearance at the RBC Heritage in 2004. “I was probably the most annoying 14-year-old there was,” Bryan said. Once a pesky teen, Bryan’s now…
By Mike Cullity – Global Golf Post The Masters rarely disappoints, and this year’s 81st edition held true to form. A third-round leaderboard flush with big names yielded a Sunday duel between two formidable Europeans, genial Englishman Justin Rose and star-crossed Spaniard Sergio García. Rose, whose résumé boasts a U.S. Open title and an Olympic…
By: Global Golf Post Winning the Shell Houston Open on Sunday prompted a pleasant change of plans this week for Russell Henley, earning him a last-minute spot in The Masters. Henley has been a quietly steady player for several years and he produced the kind of Sunday finish that players dream about. It may have…
By Steve Eubanks – Global Golf Post RANCHO MIRAGE, CALIFORNIA | Let’s get it out the way: So Yeon Ryu, the nicest person in golf, male or female, the best ballstriker in the women’s game, and the new No. 2-ranked player in the world, snapped a nearly three-year winless streak by capturing her second major…
It was an all TaylorMade final in Austin at the WGC Dell Technology Match Play Championship with Dustin Johnson defeating TaylorMade teammate John Rahm on the final hole. This makes the second World Golf Championship in a row for Johnson dominated in Mexico just 3 weeks ago. And all eyes will be on DJ as we’re creeping…
