Golf
SW FL HS Roundup: Class 1A state golf underway; CSN,…
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Clark excited to tee it up; ‘pro’ talk just a…
Mark Schlabach, ESPN Senior WriterNov 12, 2024, 05:20 PM ETCloseSenior college football writer Author of seven books on college football Graduate of the Univer
Report: LIV Golf’s 2025 schedule is taking shape, league not…
The LIV Golf League’s fourth season is set to begin in 88 days, and the full schedule has yet to be announced. The first four events will take place internati
The 2025 Volkswagen Golf R Packs More of a Punch
As if the Volkswagen Golf R weren't powerful enough, V-Dub shoved more performance under the h
Opinion: In selfish age, Trump and golf will get on…
My dearly departed colleague and mentor, Jock MacVicar, was a tremendous creature of habit. Most Sundays, for instance, he would toddle off to his local driving
Why a sprint around Sagebrush was my favourite day of…
November is always a month of reflection for the golf season gone by. As with most years, I did not play much for a guy so involved in the game. In fact,
Caitlin Clark Madness: Golf Channel Swings Big on LPGA Pro-Am
Indiana Fever sensation Caitlin Clark is taking a swing at another golf pro-am on Wednesday. In a break from the hardwood, the former Iowa standout is looking
PGA Tour will play its shortest golf course in 2024…
The roster of golf courses used in 2024 by PGA Tour golfers, when you include the Olympics and the Presidents Cup, totals 53. There was just one of those 53 tha
South Korean president prepares golf game for Trump’s return –…
President-elect Donald Trump is teeing up for a return to the White House in January 2025, and one world leader is preparing his game ahead of the golf lover’
X-Golf, indoor golf simulator and restaurant, set to open in…
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- X-Golf, a world-class indoor golf simulator open to all ages, is set to open in Bend's Old Mill District in the new year. The
Rare Plant Destroyed by Washington Golf Course Needs Protection Again
CAMAS, Wash.— In response to the destruction of roughly 90% of the global population of Bradshaw’s lomatium by a private golf course in Camas, Washington, t
