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The recent deal between the PGA Tour and the Strategic Sports Group (SSG) is seen as a strategic move to compete with LIV Golf and the Saudi Public Investment Fund. SSG is injecting billions into the PGA Tour to make it bigger and more profitable, with players also benefiting from equity stakes upfront. This venture is being compared to Silicon Valley strategies, with the new entity, PGA Tour Enterprises, implementing an equity distribution plan similar to tech companies. Restricted stock units (RSUs) are being used to motivate players to stay with the PGA Tour and create more value for the…
The video of a young woman hitting balls on the range and being criticized by a man has gone viral on Instagram. The woman, Georgia Ball, is a certified golf instructor with a large following on her Instagram page dedicated to golf instruction. While some viewers speculated that the interaction was staged, Ball confirmed that it was real. Many female golfers have experienced similar situations where they are approached by men offering unsolicited advice on their swing. These encounters often happen on driving ranges or simulators, and regardless of the woman’s skill level, she is still targeted. The unsolicited advice…
Patty Tavatanakit emerged victorious at the Honda LPGA Thailand, despite almost letting a five-stroke lead slip away on the back nine. She secured the win with crucial birdies for a closing 67, finishing at 21-under-par 267, one stroke ahead of Albane Valenzuela. This victory marked Tavatanakit’s second LPGA title, showcasing her resilience and skill on the course. Following her win at the 2021 Chevron Championship, Tavatanakit’s recent success is a result of her focus on strengthening her body to handle the demands of competitive golf. After struggling on the course last year, she has improved significantly, making a remarkable 29-stroke…
Sergio Garcia’s Ryder Cup future is uncertain as he navigates the complexities of his membership with the DP World Tour. The Spanish golfer, who holds the record for most points earned in the event’s history, missed the opportunity to compete in the 2023 Ryder Cup due to his decision to join LIV Golf and resign from the DP World Tour. Garcia attempted to regain eligibility by paying fines he owed, but he missed the deadline to apply for membership in 2024. Despite his setbacks, Garcia expressed his desire to return to the European Tour and compete in the 2025 Ryder…
The 2024 PGA Tour season kicked off on the West Coast with good fields and exciting venues, but as the events head east, questions arise about the overall excitement and quality of play. The first two months of the season saw redemption stories, breakthrough victories, and some standout performances, but there has been a lack of energy and excitement across the board. The recent Mexico Open, featuring a depleted field on a resort course, did little to spark enthusiasm among fans and players alike. The weather has played a significant role in the lackluster start to the season, with extreme…
Rory McIlroy shared his thoughts on the future of high-level professional golf at the Genesis Invitational this week, suggesting that it could look similar with a few tweaks. Despite some big names missing the weekend, the leaderboard is strong, with Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele, and Will Zalatoris leading the way. McIlroy addressed the overreactions on social media about the lack of star power, stating that signature events like Riviera have worked well so far. Although the current model is functioning, McIlroy believes that there is room for improvement. He sees the future of golf heading towards more signature events, both…
If you’re a golf enthusiast and looking to invest in your own slice of golfing paradise, look no further than Goshen Plantation Golf Club. Located in Augusta, Georgia, this public course is currently up for sale for a cool $2.5 million. With a prime location within the city limits of Augusta, this 1968 Ellis Maples design offers a unique opportunity for anyone looking to own their own golf course. The 7,400-yard course has been undergoing a two-year rolling renovation by the current owner, Spike Kelley, a former PGA Tour player who won the 1975 Buick Open. The property includes a…
The PGA Tour is in the process of planning eight $20 million “signature events” with limited fields for 2024. The discussion arose as to whether these tournaments would be no-cut events, given their smaller fields of around 70 to 80 players. While it was initially thought that all events should follow the same format to ensure consistency, negotiations took a different turn. Three events hosted by legends like Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Tiger Woods pushed for a 36-hole cut to be retained. Ultimately, the tour agreed to include a 36-hole cut at these three events, starting with this week’s…