Your browser does not support iframes. If you’ll recall, the U.S. Open was nearly marred by a rules controversy. Eventual winner Dustin Johnson had his final round and championship put into limbo when his ball moved on the fifth green at Oakmont Country Club. After the walking rules official declared Johnson didn’t cause the ball […]
Wake Forest basketball to honor Arnold Palmer with uniform patch
October 25, 2016 by
Wake Forest basketball jerseys will honor Arnold Palmer. (@UniWatch on Twitter) Wake Forest University will continue to honor one of its most famous alumni, Arnold Palmer, during the basketball season. The Atlantic Coast Conference school will add an circular patch with Palmer’s initials, AP, in black stitching in front of a gold background. FIRST LOOK: […]
Reigning NCAA men’s golf champion DeChambeau ineligible to defend in wake of SMU sanctions
October 2, 2015 by
Southern Methodist University senior and NCAA men’s golf individual champion Bryson DeChambeau won’t be able to defend the title he won last year. The SMU men’s golf program has been ruled ineligible to compete in 2015-16 postseason play after the NCAA’s Division I Committee on Infractions found former coach Josh Gregory had engaged in recruiting violations […]
Pettersen defended herself in wake of Solheim Cup controversy
September 21, 2015 by
Suzann Pettersen has no regrets. After the Europeans lost the Solheim Cup on Sunday to the Americans in an unprecedented comeback, Pettersen was adamant in defending her decision to call a rules violation on Alison Lee in the morning resumption of a Saturday fourball match. On the 17th hole of the match, Lee, who was […]
