When Tiger Woods announced last week that he would play in this week’s Masters, a common response was: Why? Woods has almost always maintained that he only competes if he feels he can win. Now that Woods feels his game is at least “tournament ready,” the 14-time major winner can resume the latter stages of […]
Jordan Spieth, Patrick Reed and a more wide-open Masters
March 16, 2015 by
Your browser does not support iframes. The Valspar Championship was the year’s most thrilling tournament, with a back nine and playoff complete with unlikely up-and-downs, clutch putts and a sudden, decisive winner. While Jordan Spieth picked up his second PGA Tour win with a 28-foot birdie putt to topple Patrick Reed and Sean O’Hair, the […]
This golf cart crash test video will make you a little more careful on the course
June 5, 2014 by
We’ve all had our horrible golf cart incidents. I remember when I was a kid in East Texas getting our golf cart a little too close to a pond one afternoon and getting it stuck in the mud, with the head pro telling me I get one free tow with the next one costing me […]
Matt Kuchar has earned more money in the last four weeks than some notable athletes do all year
April 22, 2014 by
Matt Kuchar has had a dream April that was capped off on Sunday by a bunker shot on his final hole of the RBC Heritage that disappeared for the unexpected birdie and the seventh PGA Tour win of his career. But the win wasn’t his only large earning over the last month. Kuchar has had […]
See how many more majors PGA Tour players think Tiger Woods will win
January 22, 2014 by
No matter if you love or hate Tiger Woods, every golf fan is sure to have an opinion on his quest to break Jack Nicklaus’ major championship record. The number is something Tiger famously pinned on his wall as a kid, and the 18 majors that Nicklaus won seemed absolutely doable for Woods until he […]
It’s HSBC Champions week, which means we get more of these incredible photos
December 2, 2013 by
This week marks the start of the WGC-HSBC Champions event in China, one of the biggest events of the offseason and one that brings a lot of the big names to another side of the world. Oh, and we get these pictures. We love these pictures. In the past we’ve seen Tiger Woods and Phil […]
This documentary on golf in the Mumbai slums will make you appreciate the game even more
September 19, 2013 by
For all the cracks we make about this crazy game of golf, the fact is, we love it. It’s the most beautiful sport in the world set in some of the most beautiful places, from Pebble Beach’s famed 18th hole to Amen Corner at Augusta National. But maybe the most honest place I’ve ever seen […]
Why Tiger Woods deserves a bit more credit
July 23, 2013 by
On Sunday at Muirfield, Tiger Woods was once again in the hunt of a major championship. A three-putt on his first hole followed by another on the sixth put him a tough spot, and despite some birdies on the back nine it was another come from behind effort that came up short. It’s now been […]
Padraig Harrington thinks Rory McIlroy is more Phil than Tiger
July 1, 2013 by
It has been a pretty forgettable 2013 for Rory McIlroy, the No. 2 golfer in the world. After switching gear to start the season, Rory struggled to get going, and after a second place finish at the Valero Texas Open it seemed that things would start turning for the better, but that wasn’t the case. […]
Why are there more male than female participants in golf?
January 10, 2013 by
QUESTION: Studies show a lot more males play golf than females do. What are some reasons for this? ANSWER: Answer by LilyMen’s sport, almost without exception pays MUCH more than women’s.
