Talking to the media in the wake of claiming his sixth Race to Dubai title, his third DP World Tour Championship and $5 million in cash ($3 million for winning the tournament, $2 million for topping ...

Tyrrell Hatton would like to speak to the manager … again. The outspoken English pro has not been shy about his feelings over the years. He can be brutally pessimistic about his own play, he curses ...

The Clutch Pro Tour is set to make a strong return to the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region in 2025, with an expanded schedule featuring tournaments across Morocco, Oman, and the United Arab ...

After 10 years on the job, R&A Chief Executive Martin Slumbers is leaving the post next month. Before he goes, the 64-year-old Englishman sat down for a chat with Golf Digest in what has to be the ...

Luckily for some of her fellow tour pros, Charley Hull (at least at this moment) doesn’t run the LPGA Tour. If she did, more words would be written in the “ou” form (favourite and behaviour), darts ...

Professional golfers are better than amateur golfers at literally everything—that’s why they’re professional golfers—but they’re especially good at distance control. But exactly how good are they?

An in-form Tyrrell Hatton heads the field for the upcoming US$5million PIF Saudi International, powered by SoftBank Investment Advisers, taking place between 4 and 7 December at Riyadh Golf Club. In a ...

DP World Tour member Ángel Ayora has turned down a two-year contract offer from LIV Golf to join the breakaway league. First reported by Spanish publication Ten Golf, the 20-year-old from Spain, who ...

As prizes go, a hole-in-one is more than enough on its own, but some recognition and free goodies never hurt. That’s exactly what happened when one Redditor aced the par-3 No. 8 at Mariners Point Golf ...

Nod your head in sheepish empathy if you’re too yippy with a wedge for it to be much use from tight lies just off the green. For a good portion of us, there’s never really much of an option beyond ...

Slow play is all the rage these days … well, maybe not slow play but slow-play discussion, debate and “ruthless” solutions. Throw a rock on any golf course and you’re bound to hit someone with a hot ...

Ex-European Tour member Lee Westwood has become the latest golfer to speak out against the idea of American players being “paid to play” in the Ryder Cup. In a recent episode of The Bunkered Podcast, ...