No PGA Tour golf, no problem with this week’s edition unpacking the circuit’s plan to cut field sizes and playing opportunities, and a breakdown of the fall schedule’s future. Made Cut A senior moment. With next week’s PGA Tour Champions …

Cut Line: PGA Tour proposes change but fall concerns remain Read more »

Burko and Brentley reunite to button up the fall season. They go over some of the latest results, including Stanford’s victory in Hawaii, before discussing the fall’s winners and losers. There is plenty of Cardinal talk on the women’s side, …

College Golf Talk: Fall winners, losers, and a head-scratching decision Read more »

SHIGA, Japan — Hana Wakimoto shot a 4-under 68 on Friday to maintain her lead after the second round of the LPGA’s Toto Japan Classic. The Japanese player shot a 63 in the opening round and continued to set the …

Yealimi Noh, Ariya Jutanugarn chasing Hana Wakimoto in LPGA’s Japan event Read more »

Presidents Cup captains and players are no longer mandated to make charitable donations with the money they receive for participating, according to a Golfweek report. Instead, the report indicates, the 24 players, captains and assistant captains from this year’s matches …

Report: Ryder Cup expected to follow Presidents Cup in awarding players stipends Read more »

Watch highlights from the first round of the TOTO Japan Classic, taking place at the Seta Golf Course in Otsu, Japan. Source link

A rising Australian professional golfer has lost complete vision in his left eye after a freak accident during a pro-am in September. Jeffrey Guan, a 20-year-old former decorated junior who turned pro last fall, revealed the difficult news on Thursday, …

Rising Aussie pro says he’s lost vision in left eye, vows ‘to conquer any obstacle’ Read more »

SHIGA, Japan — Hana Wakimoto of Japan shot a bogey-free 9-under 63 on Thursday to lead by two shots after the first round of the LPGA’s Toto Classic in Japan. Jin Young Ko of South Korea was two off the …

Japan’s Hana Wakimoto fires 63 to lead LPGA’s Toto Classic in Japan Read more »

Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner analyze the PGA Tour’s proposal for reducing field sizes and changing eligibility, discussing why true relegation is good for the sport. Source link

October 30, 2024 06:38 PM Amy Rogers joins Golf Central to discuss the biggest storylines on the 2024 LPGA Tour, including Charley Hull’s breakout performance, Nelly Korda’s season and more. Source link

Amy Rogers joins Golf Central to discuss whether Nelly Korda’s early season success will trump Lydia Ko’s recent victories for the LPGA Player of the Year award. Source link