GolfRSA urge industry to remain calm
GolfRSA has called for calm, level heads across all sectors of the golf world as they continue to engage with government regarding the reopening of golf facilities. You may also like
First PGA TOUR event offers stacked field
The Charles Schwab Challenge will be the first event played since the coronavirus pandemic halted sport around the world … and the best players in the planet have signed up. You may also like
McIlroy wants Ryder Cup postponed
World No 1 Rory McIlory believes it will be in the best interest of everyone if this year’s Ryder Cup is postponed until 2021. You may also like
Tiger, Peyton win $10-million charity match
Despite a magnificent hole-out on the 7th by Tom Brady, the team of Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning emerged as victors in Sunday’s The Match: Champions for Charity. You may also like
Immelman Jnr on the way up
South African Major winner Trevor Immelman took to social media to congratulate his son Jacob after winning the US Kids 13-14 age group event on Sunday at Royal St. Cloud Golf Links in Orlando. You may also like
Trump backs golf return
President Donald Trump made a surprise phone call during Sunday’s TaylorMade Driving Relief match and assured American golf fans that he is working hard to get the sport up and running again. You may also like
McIlroy on playing with Trump
World No 1 Rory McIlroy has opened up on the backlash he received in the aftermath of playing golf with US president Donald Trump back in 2017. You may also like
PGA Tour’s risk plans updated
The PGA TOUR is moving ahead with plans to end its nearly three-month spell on the sidelines, with a view to returning to the fairways at the Charles Schwab Challenge. You may also like
Gary Player could fix Spieth in ‘one hour’
South African golfing legend Gary Player has made it clear that he would be able to turn Jordan Spieth into the world No 1 in ‘one hour.’ You may also like
PGA TOUR: No cards lost in 2020
The PGA TOUR has confirmed that no player will be relegated or loss status should they fall outside of the top 125 of the moneylist at the end of the 2019-20 campaign. You may also like
