Your browser does not support iframes. Billy Horschel had an emotional reaction to his Byron Nelson win on Sunday and most of us assumed it was related to the golfer breaking a three-year drought on the PGA Tour. It turns out there was an even bigger triumph at play. Billy’s wife Brittany Horschel revealed on […]
Horschel's wife opens up about alcoholism battle
May 24, 2017 by
Your browser does not support iframes. Shortly after notching his fourth PGA Tour win at the AT&T Byron Nelson, 2014 FedEx Cup winner Billy Horschel alluded to some personal difficulties he and his family have been facing in the last year. It was particularly important to him to win on Sunday. “Just life gets in […]
Despite career year in 2016, Dustin Johnson not thinking much about past success
January 6, 2017 by
Dustin Johnson had his best year in 2016. (Getty Images) Dustin Johnson had a career year in 2016, winning his first major at the U.S. Open and adding a pair of other PGA Tour titles en route to securing the peer-voted PGA Tour Player of the Year award. At a TaylorMade Golf launch event in […]
PODCAST: Guest Jon Rahm talks about the fantastic start to his pro career
December 14, 2016 by
Jon Rahm has already practically locked up his PGA Tour card. (Getty Images) We put a bow on 2016 in the final 19th Hole podcast of the year, and we close it with a great guest in up-and-coming PGA Tour stud Jon Rahm. We spoke with Rahm at TaylorMade Golf’s 2017 line reveal about his […]
Jason Day feels 'cautiously optimistic' about health for Tour Championship
September 21, 2016 by
Jason Day is hoping to overcome a nagging back problem in Atlanta. (Getty Images) Jason Day withdrew after nine holes of the final round of the BMW Championship, citing a back injury that had flared up en route to victory at the WGC-Dell Match Play in March. With a full week to rest, the Aussie […]
McIlroy happy to be 'proven somewhat wrong' about Olympic golf
August 25, 2016 by
Rory McIlroy was pleasantly surprised by Olympic golf. (Getty Images) Rory McIlroy was one of the most vocal — and blunt — pro golf voices that didn’t appear supportive of golf’s return to the Olympics. The four-time major winner said he would be watching the “sports that matter,” rather than golf’s first Olympic event in […]
Podcast: Should we care about Tiger Woods’ rehab progress?
April 21, 2016 by
Adam Scott has announced he won’t play the Olympic golf tournament. So, on this week’s podcast, we discuss what can be done to make it more appealing to top male players, who seem to have the issues with it. Also, Tiger Woods did something, but why is golf still obsessed with a guy who could […]
B. Watson not worried about potential change to Augusta Nat’l’s 13th
March 2, 2016 by
Bubba Watson isn’t worried about any potential “Bubba-proofing” at the Masters. Watson was asked Tuesday about a Golfweek report, citing a source, saying Augusta National Golf Club was in process of making a deal with neighboring Augusta Country Club to purchase some of the club’s current ninth hole so that the home of the Masters, […]
Golfer pranks beginner about to sink his first-ever eagle putt
October 13, 2015 by
The first time you ever stand over an eagle putt, you’re a mess. You are on the cusp of putting two circles on the card. You’ve got to get the ball to the hole. You should never leave an eagle putt short. And then when the ball disappears? Pure joy. Unfortunately, this golfer was denied […]
