PGA Tour quietly testing golf ball rollback: What do players think?
The PGA of America isn’t the only governing body that may be in opposition to the USGA and R&A’s plan for a golf ball rollback.
The most hated tree in golf is back
A gimmicky joke of an oak or a return to the roots of the Stadium Course? Whatever the pros make of the foreboding obstacle ...
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Players 2025: We timed every shot Ludvig Aberg hit on the front nine. He's even faster than you think
We've heard about how fast Aberg's pace of play is, so we decided to actually time it ourselves, shot-by-shot.
No bleeping way: Inside the PGA Tour's Profanity Delay room, where curse words go to die
Whenever frustration mounts for the likes of Billy Horschel, Brian Harman and Justin Thomas, the Tour's Profanity Delay team ...
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The great golf ball debate: Are you Team Pro V1 or Team Pro V1x?
Titleist say that every golfer would benefit from the Pro V1 or Pro V1x but many of us remain unsure about which ball would ...
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Arnold Palmer Invitational picks 2025: These metrics point to back-to-back wins for Ludvig Aberg
Our Golf Digest betting panel hit Ludvig Aberg in the last signature event, and one of our experts loves the Swede to bag ...
Players Championship: Scottie Scheffler said first two titles irrelevant in seeking a third
Scottie Scheffler won an unprecedented two Players Championships in a row in 2024. Can he make it a three-peat?
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No bleeping way: Inside the PGA Tour's Profanity Delay room, where curse words go to die
The PGA Tour has a dedicated team that monitors live broadcasts to censor profanity. The team uses a 15-second delay to bleep out audio and blur video containing expletives. While some players are ...