Oakley is taking 50-percent off select items on-site, we rounded up our favorite golf accessories and apparel pieces in the sale
Johannessen shoots 63 to take 1st-round lead at Spanish Open
Johannessen shoots 63 to take 1st-round lead at Spanish Open
Where can we buy one of these “Free Bio Kim” hats that Kevin Na’s caddie is wearing at the Shriners?
Earlier this week, a gift from the content gods was bestowed upon us when news broke that former PGA Tour pro Bio Kim was suspended three years from the Korean Tour. His crime? Kim, upset that he heard a cellphone camera shutter during his swing, gave the middle finger to the crowd, a move the Korean Tour said “damaged the dignity of a golfer with etiquette violation and inappropriate behavior.”
RELATED: Kevin Na shares vintage clip of him walking in a putt at the U.S. Open
The immediate response from many in the golf media and on Golf Twitter was to defend Kim, the common refrain being that the punishment did not fit the crime. A few tour pros also commented on Kim's suspension, but none came to his defense quite like Kevin Na, who knows Kim well, going as far to say as he felt like “a big brother” to him while Kim was trying to find his way on the PGA Tour.
“We developed a really good relationship. What he did was wrong,” Na said on Wednesday at the Shriners Hospitals for Childr..
Cardi B explains why she plans to name her next album “Tiger Woods” (Seriously, this is happening)
CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULTUS rapper Cardi B waves as she arrives prior to the Chanel Women's Spring-Summer 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection fashion show at the Grand Palais in Paris, on October 1, 2019. (Photo by Christophe ARCHAMBAULT / AFP) (Photo credit should read CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/AFP/Getty Images)I'll be the first to admit that my music tastes are stuck in the good ol' 1990s. What a time to be alive and in middle school/high school. From the Grunge movement to the Boy Band Era at the end of the decade to the Spin Doctors—especially the Spin Doctors—I could leave my car radio on 90s on 9 all day. Actually, that's pretty much what I do anyway. Oh, when I'm not listening to the Dave Matthews Band channel. DAVE! GOAT!
Anyway, this is all to say I know very little about the current crop of musical acts. Now, I'd be lying if I said I've never heard of Cardi B, but I wouldn't be lying if I said I couldn't name one of her songs. But it looks lik..
The impact on golf of California’s law allowing student athletes to sign endorsements could be bigger than you think
It's not just NCAA rules that the new California law has the potential to impact, but also the USGA and R&A's Rules of Amateur Status
Senators defenseman miraculously stops potential Auston Matthews hat trick, gets face full of skate as reward
The NHL returned on Wednesday night with four games that featured some of the sport's biggest stars, all of whom performed at a high level. Alex Ovechkin scored a goal in the Washington Capitals' win over the defending champion St. Louis Blues. Connor McDavid scored the game-winner in Edmonton's win over the Vancouver Canucks. Conn Smythe-winner Ryan O'Reilly assisted on both Blues goals, though they came in a loss.
RELATED: Auston Matthews brought out the best chirp in hockey for a preseason game
But opening night belonged to Toronto's Auston Matthews, which should come as no surprise, as the 22-year-old center has owned opening night since his career began in 2016. In his very first game as a pro Matthews famously scored four goals, and the following season he kicked off the year with a goal and two assists. Last year? Two goals against the rival Montreal Canadiens.
On Wednesday night, Matthews was back at it, scoring two goals back-to-back in the second peri..
16-year-old Barcelona star Ansu Fati misses Champions League clash due to growing pains
NurPhotoBack in July, we brought you the story of Jeff McNeil's legs. With the Mets still marooned on the wrong side of .500, McNeil was a healthy scratch for game 102 vs. the Padres. There was nothing particularly wrong with McNeil, said manager Mickey Callaway, but his legs were “a little heavy.” At the time we called it the lamest excuse for missing a game we'd ever seen, or roughly par for the course if McNeil played in the NBA. Now, however, The Squirrel's leaden legs are getting run for their money thanks to 16-year-old Barcelona starlet Ansu Fati, who missed out on the La Liga title holder's pivotal Champions League match versus Inter on Wednesday due to…growing pains? Yes, this is a real thing.
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We aren't about to start bashing a teenager, though. First of all, we aren't Real Madrid fans (in the interest of full disclosure, a Yan..
Koepka has work done on left knee in offseason
Koepka spends short offseason recovering from stem cell treatment on his left knee
Kevin Na’s walk-in putts have nothing on Johnny Miller’s amazingly badass no-look “walk-away” putt
He broke par at a U.S. Open like no one before with a final-round 63 at Oakmont. He broke down barriers by bringing the word “choke” into golf telecasts. And he even claims to have started the white belt trend on the PGA Tour. In short, Johnny Miller has accomplished a lot in the game.
But he also might be the GOAT of SWAGGER on the course.
RELATED: Why Johnny Miller usually does broadcasts in bare feet
On Wednesday, the PGA Tour's Twitter handle shared a clip from the 1984 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open of Miller making a putt in which he turned and walked away well before the ball dropped in the hole. Seriously, this is a masterpiece in showmanship:
https://twitter.com/PGATOUR/status/1179425811549454336
The tour compares Miller's move to Kevin Na's walk-in putts, but there's no comparison. While Na's signature reaction is fantastic in its own right, Miller's move is actually a “walk-away” putt. A no-look walk-away at that. Wow.
The tweet should rea..
Our favorite prop bets for the AL Wild Card Game between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Oakland Athletics
Daniel ShireyYou've probably heard this 50 times already, but that Wild Card Game on Tuesday night was pretty WILD, huh? Okay, I'll see myself out.
Just like that, after a wild furious finish to the season, the Milwuakee Brewers are donezo, and their defeat could not have come in more crushing fashion. Leading 3-1 and having completely shut down the Washington Nationals lineup for most of the night, Milwuakee manager Craig Counsell called upon his top reliever Josh Hader, who was able to get two outs but loaded the bases in the process. That's when Washington's Juan Soto hit what appeared to be a game-tying single to right, but it turned into a go-ahead, three-run single when Brewers right fielder Trent Grisham booted it and it rolled past him.
If we're lucky, we'll get similar chaos on Wednesday night in Oakland, where the 97-65 Athletics face the 96-66 Tampa Bay Rays in the AL Wild Card Game, with the winner advancing to take on the Houston Astros in the..