The PGA Tour has outlined a health plan for its return that includes players testing for the new coronavirus both at home and when they arrive at tournaments
Women’s golf starts up in South Korea — without fans
The South Korean women's golf tour is starting up again with the KLPGA Championship this week
Golf’s soft opening has Arizona event, made-for-TV matches
The nature of these golf tournaments resemble the old silly season
TV special on ‘Tiger Slam’ to air after Woods’ charity match
Golf Channel has found the right time to air a one-hour special on Tiger Woods sweeping the majors
Upcoming COVID charity events build off golf’s long history of staging ‘Challenge’ matches
Challenge matches, popular in 1800s and again during World War I and II, are returning with the help of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy and others
Jessica and Nelly, the Korda sisters, talk quarantine habits and how they have fun with sibling competition on the LPGA Tour
Jessica and Nelly Korda join the Golf Digest Podcast to discuss pushing each other to success, playing together at the Solheim Cup, and how they're staying busy with the season paused.
Stricker appoints Love, Zach Johnson as Ryder Cup assistants
Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker has added two-time captain Davis Love III and Zach Johnson to the U.S. team as assistants
Phil Mickelson says he’s in the process of joining Michael Jordan’s new golf club
The five-time major champ is closing in on an exclusive spot at the five-time NBA MVP's Florida golf course.
Ian Poulter races in F1 Virtual Spanish Grand Prix, has tough weekend at the digital track
In case you missed it, which you probably did if you're not super plugged into the world of virtual post-coronavirus Formula 1, on Sunday the second round of the F1 Esports Virtual Grand Prix series went down at the digital Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. On the starting grid were a host of professional F1 drivers, such as Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, Williams' George Russell, and Mercedes' Esteban Gutierrez, accompanied by a grab bag of other big-name European athletes such as Sergio Aguero, Thibaut Courtois and a guy you've actually probably heard of, Sir Ian Poulter.
Just kidding, Poults hasn't been knighted.
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Now Poulter is a self-avowed “car guy,” showing off his stable of speeding ticket magnets at every available opportunity. Unfortunately his passion for petrol didn't translate to on-track r..
The five biggest losers of episodes 7 and 8 of “The Last Dance,” ranked
Barry GossageAs good as the first six episodes of “The Last Dance” were, it's fair to say that the best of the 10-part documentary series had still yet to come. It did in a big way in episodes 7 and 8 on Sunday night, delivering two of the best hours of television ESPN has ever produced.
Prior to the very first episode, Michael Jordan was quoted as saying he thought the series might make him look like a “horrible guy.” Over the first six hours, there were certainly moments that confirmed MJ's thinking, but nothing like what we saw on Sunday night. Yet still, Jordan came out looking like a winner, even if the episodes included the story of him punching Steve Kerr in the face and clips of him repeatedly calling teammate Scott Burrell a “ho.”
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Perhaps the series was designed to mostly shed MJ in a positive light, while sprinkling in a few instances here and there of him looking like a tyrant. As for the supporting characters i..