While the sport is doing its best to salvage as many events as possible, some golf tournaments have become causality of the schedule crunch.

It was announced on Monday that three of the major golf tournaments have been rescheduled, while The R&A announced the cancellation of the British Open.

Eliot J. SchechterYou've heard it 1,000 times before: A rabbi, a horse, and a fireman walk into a bar. Or was it a priest and Bigfoot? Was it even a bar? Honestly we've lost track. But one thing we won't forget is this iconic Allen Iverson story that Dwayne Wade told The Lefkoe Show this weekend. It begins with a very similar setup: A.I. and D-Wade walk into a casino . . .
What happens next is the stuff of legend.
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Here's what D-Wade had to stay about the chance encounter in a Puerto Rico casino when he was just a rookie:
Eddie Jones was like “Yo, young fella, come with me.” Eddie Jones was
my veteran at the time. So I go with Eddie Jones and we got to one of
tables Allen Iverson is sitting at. He knew Allen Iverson was one of
my favorite players, so he wanted to introduce me . . . Iverson is
gambling and I'm standing right there like this [leans in, stares at
the camera] the whole time and he threw m..

Golf's governing bodies released a revised, ambitious schedule on Monday, attempting to play as much golf as possible during the shortened 2020 season

Bettmann(Original Caption) 7/9/1931-Greenwich, CT- Billy Burke, the National Open golf champion, illustrates how he plays a high ball from a sand trap. It was a couple such shots that enabled Billy to emerge the victor in the recent tournament held in toledo. Burke is pro at the Round Hill club where this picture was made.The Coronavirus pandemic has hit a giant pause button on fans being able to watch golf on TV, and in some cases, even kept people off courses. But while we hunker down and hope for a speedy return to normalcy, we can also use this time as an opportunity to learn more about the game we love. Here’s our latest installment of “Did you know?”
In 2018 the USGA announced its new playoff format, a two-hole aggregate setup, to break ties for the U.S. Open. For Billy Burke and George Von Elm, that decision came some 87 years too late. Which, in hindsight, might be good for the duo’s legacy. That's because the pair battled in the longest playoff in history—72 holes after c..

Golf will only have three major championships at the most this year

British Open won't be played this year for 1st time since 1945; golf's oldest championship canceled until 2021

Five days after Golf Digest first reported the R&A was expected to cancel the 2020 British Open, Martin Slumbers made the decision official

These days an adrenaline rush constitutes going to the store grocery. You're now a risk taker if you leave the house without a bomb disposal suit. Fighting soccer moms for toilet paper is part of X Games now. There was a time, however, when humans were able to do incredible (and incredibly dumb) things at will. We even jumped OUT OF airplanes for fun. I know, I know. Sounds crazy but it's true. Just ask Ben Pigeon, an avid skydiver who posted this 2014 video of himself being knocked out at 10,000 feet only to be rescued by the quick thinking of his friend last week. If you want to remember just how nuts humans once were, this is a pretty good place to start.
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Thinking about walking within five feet of someone today just for the thrill? Well, hopefully this scratches that itch. Poor Pigeon is the only guy who needs to be putting his life on the line today, getting clobbered by a fellow skydiver's f..

Layne Murdoch Jr.If you missed it, NASCAR drivers are doing some kind of video game thing where they race each other virtually and people can watch on actual television. This is not a joke—these are the times we live in. I have friends who have gambled on this, and that's some good degeneracy, but oh my God, what have we become? There's an article on ESPN's front page about the results, and the only good thing about that is the detail that a driver named Bubba Wallace “rage quit” in the middle of a competition. (There's something about the name Bubba…if there was a golf equivalent of this, I'm sure Bubba Watson would be the first to rage quit.) William Byron won, but have we really stooped so low that this is considered remotely interesting?
The NBA's doing it too, with a 2K Live tournament featuring Kevin Durant, and it's airing live on ESPN and ESPN2. Why? If I were ever going to watch eSports—and I'm not—I would want to watch the best video ..