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Woody Austin joins Golf Today to discuss his lobbying for Presidents Cup vice captain at Royal Montreal, the lack of distinction in men’s golf and if greed has taken over the game. Source link
John Wood argues on Golf Today that the PGA Tour should leave the Presidents Cup alone but that a deal with the PIF would help the product. Wood also talks about match play strategy and lessons for the 2025 Ryder …
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Here are the the tee times and groupings for the second round of the Sanderson Farms Championship. Source link
Luke List joins Golf Today to talk about Hurricane Helene relief in the southeast, continuing to develop his game as he looks to defend his win at the Sanderson Farms Championship. Source link
As the PGA Tour continues to negotiate with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, two major players in the talks will compete against each other on the golf course. Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and PIF governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan are grouped for …
Here are the the tee times and groupings for the first round of the Sanderson Farms Championship. Source link
Ally Kerr, a senior golfer at UNC Asheville, was rolling putts on the practice green Monday at Forest Oaks Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina, when the club’s operations manager, Ryan Lee, walked up and handed her $200. “He goes, …
MONTREAL – If not now, if not here, then when? That’s what the International Presidents Cup team leadership has to be wondering. This year’s matches at Royal Montreal were supposed to prove that the beleaguered Internationals were finally making progress …
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September 29, 2024 06:52 PM Following the 2024 Presidents Cup, the International Team discusses how favorably captain Mike Weir viewed the performance, the team buy-in felt by Adam Scott, Tom Kim making amends with Xander Schauffele and more. Source link
The Golf Today crew discusses how Jon Rahm will look to stay within the rulebook and participate in the 2025 Ryder Cup next year for the European team. Source link