From clubs failing driver testing to putters bought by caddies on eBay to golfers running out of golf balls, there were plenty of wild equipment stories in 2019

Adam Scott was two strokes off the lead and tied for third after a second-round 5-under 67 at the Australian PGA championship at Royal Pines

Pick the two most dominant, physically intimidating athletes of the last 30 years out of a hat, and chances are they'll be Serena Williams and Mike Tyson. Sure, Lawrence Taylor deserves a mention, but when it comes to dominating your given sport with both elite skill and unmatched ferocity, no one has enjoyed a reign of terror quite as long Serena or quite as explosive as Iron Mike. All of which is why, we announce with quaking knees and sweaty palms, that Serena Williams and Iron Mike were seen sparring this week as part the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy preseason promotion. May God have mercy on our souls.
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The whole thing was more publicity stunt than anything, but the thought of this evolving into a full-fledged training regimen terrifies even Iron Mike. Teach her a left hook, and Serena would be virtually unstoppable. Like Obi-Wan Kenobi mentoring young Anakin Skywalker before him, Tyson sees both great po..

An analysis, appreciation and review of the roller coaster ride that was Rory McIlroy's season in golf.

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The new Rules of Golf were supposed to make things simpler in 2019. Instead, there was just as much if not more rules drama than there was last year

Lucas Herbert and Brett Rankin shared the first-round lead at the Australian PGA Championship after carding 5-under 67s at Royal Pines

Discovery announced on Tuesday that it has acquired Latin America Golf, which operates Golf Channel Latin America.

Sam GreenwoodTwitter is a festering sinkhole. We all know this. Yet every once in a while, there's a spark of light that reminds us why we all willingly sign up to read inane arguments and passe memes all day long. Max Homa, the aforementioned spark, is single-handedly keeping that hellsite alive for good reason: To roast golfers of all shapes, sizes, and skill levels.
The social media fiend and beloved dog owner has been barbecuing anyone foolish enough to tweet videos of their swings to him. Knee-deep in the holiday break, it looks like Homa may be as desperate for golf (or any golf-related content) as the rest of us.
This is the tweet that started it all off. Nothing better than a Gordon Ramsay gif to show you mean business. It doesn't matter if you're outside or inside, Homa will hunt you down and find you.
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It doesn't matter if you're inside or outside, Max Homa will hunt you down and find you.
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Brian Cashman did it. He got his white whale in Gerritt Cole, who the Yankees GM inked to an absurd nine-year, $324 million contract, a record for a pitcher. It was a stones-on-the-table type signing, a message to everybody that the Yankees are still very much the Yankees. So you'll have to forgive Cashman if he was feeling himself at Cole's introductory press conference on Wednesday morning.
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Cashman was so giddy, in fact, that in an attempt to appeal to the younger crowd, he quoted an Ariana Grande song. The problem? Cashman referred to her as “Adriana Grande,” and when quoting her famous “Thank you, next” lyric, he said “Next ? Thank you next?” Enjoy the clip in all its boomer glory:
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As many were quick to point out on Twitter, this is quite literally a reenactment of the “how do you do, fellow kids?” Steve Buschemi meme:
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