Let's be honest, some rules are more important than others.
Matt Kuchar defends caddie controversy: “We had an arrangement”
What was initially billed as a feel-good story continues to transform into one of golf's more curious tales.
Two tied for lead at World Super 6 European Tour event
Miguel Tabuena and Kristoffer Reitan shared the first-round lead at the World Super 6 European Tour event at Lake Karrinyup
Five-time winner Webb 2 strokes behind at Australian Open
Five-time winner Webb 2 strokes behind at Australian Open
Woods gets elevated status at Riviera, now wants victory
Tiger Woods gets elevated status as host of Genesis Open at the Riviera course where he can't seem to win
Garcia apologizes, wants to be ‘best behaved’ in golf
Sergio Garcia apologizing in statements, in person and in AP interview for damaging greens at Saudi International
Today in “Why the Knicks stink”: That time they didn’t even scout Giannis Antetokounmpo
Gary DineenThe notion of the New York Knicks being a dumpster fire of a franchise is nothing new. Since the start of the 2001-2002 NBA season the team has posted just two winning records (one of which was 42-40) and won one playoff series. ONE! As a disgruntled supporter of the orange and blue, I'd like to say the Knicks have been cursed with bad luck. But that couldn't be further from the truth of why this team has been so pathetic for so long.
To put it mildly, the Knicks have brought this extended wretchedness on themselves through horrendous player evaluation (Drafting Frederic Weis 15th over Ron Artest in 1999 kicked off a series of dumb draft mistakes), overpaying players (I loved Alan Houston as much as anyone, but a MAX contract?!) overtrading assets for selfish players (Hi, Stephon Marbury and Carmelo Anthony), and giving away prized possessions like Kristaps Porzingis last week.
I was just getting over the loss of New York's Latvian savior when I came across th..
Those aren’t just three lines on Phil Mickelson’s golf ball—they’re science
Three lines on Mickelson's ball are a Callaway technology by way of octogenarian entrepreneur and optometry researcher aimed at improving your aim.
Web.com Tour rookie draws attention—for looking a lot like Rory McIlroy
Meet Max Greyserman, a 23-year-old golfer who has apparently been drawing plenty of attention in his rookie season on the Web.com Tour. Not for his play—although, that has picked up of late with a T-18 and a T-53 after missing the cut in his first two starts—but for his appearance. More specifically, the dude is a Rory McIlroy doppelgänger.
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Check out this tweet from Golf Channel's Brentley Romine:
https://twitter.com/BrentleyGC/status/1095746756271316993
The fact that Max wears Nike apparel isn't helping matters. They're also both listed at 5-foot-10 and within 10 pounds of each other in their official tour profiles. Of course, with all doppelgängers there are photos that look nothing alike, but this next one is not one of those:
FacebookPinterestStan BadzWow. Greyserman is from New Jersey, but are we sure the McIlroys don't have family in the Garden State?
This isn't the first time the McI..
Yoenis Cespedes shows up to Spring Training looking HEFTY, Mets Twitter drags him accordingly
As we noted on Tuesday, February provides one of the most underrated sports content opportunities of the year: Spring Training arrivals. About 99.9-percent of these arrivals are framed in a positive light, just as we did with Alex Bregman's A+ farmer's tan. Leave it to the New York Mets to provide an arrival that falls firmly in the .01-percent section.
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For some reason, SNY, the cable network that broadcasts the Mets' games, decided to set themselves up for failure (as the Mets tend to do) by tweeting out video of Yoenis Cespedes' arrival on Wednesday. There are many problems with this, starting with the fact that Cespdedes has played in half of the Mets' games since signing his four-year, $110-million contract in 2016. And that doesn't seem to be changing any time soon, as Cespedes had season-ending heel surgeries last July. Yes, that is plural surgeries, which will hopefully..