Louis Oosthuizen became the sixth golfer to win the Open Championship and his native South African Open, and the emotions of the accomplishment were obvious
Oosthuizen surges to his 1st South African Open title
Louis Oosthuizen wins his first title at the South African Open, running away from his challengers with a final-round 67 for a six-shot victory
Woodland, Hoffman shoot 64 for share of QBE Shootout lead
Gary Woodland and Charley Hoffman shot an 8-under 64 in modified alternate-shot play Saturday for a share of the lead in the QBE Shootout
Ian Poulter daggers U.S. Ryder Cup team with savage T-shirt to rub in the European win in France
With as much success as Ian Poulter has had in the Ryder Cup, most would agree the Englishman has earned the right to talk smack as much as he wants. Mr. Ryder Cup has been a part of four winning European Ryder Cup squads, boosting a 14-6-2 record (including 5-0-1 in singles) along the way. And more than anything, with his boisterous fist-pumps and celebrations, especially after his 2012 Medinah victory, Poulter has become perhaps the enduring symbol of European dominance in the biennial matches.
That being said, the T-shirt modification Poulter showcased on social media on Friday was savage even for him. It appears the 42-year-old got a hold of a pre-Ryder Cup American shirt, pleading for the Americans to “Beat Europe.” The problem with pre-Ryder Cup apparel is if your side loses, it's tough to rock that gear with pride. Poulter took that problem into his own hands …
https://twitter.com/IanJamesPoulter/status/1071190882898956289/photo/1
Poulter even teed himself up with a tweet..
Louis Oosthuizen back in front at South African Open
Louis Oosthuizen back in front at South African Open
3 teams tied for QBE Shootout lead at 13-under 59
3 teams tied for QBE Shootout lead at 13-under 59
Six Lessons From a Season Watching Really Good Golfers
An up-close seat watching top amateurs yielded some important lessons.
Clint Eastwood’s new film, ‘The Mule,’ features a Toby Keith song inspired by a conversation at a golf tournament
Age is only a number, but when the number is 88, it’s a reasonable question to ask of a man who hasn’t retired: What keeps you going?
Clint Eastwood is the man. He stars in a new movie he also directed, “The Mule,” that opens on Dec. 14. The movie itself has nothing to do with golf, but golf and the question it engendered had a lot to do with a song that became part of the movie’s soundtrack.
It was written and performed by country music artist Toby Keith, an avid golfer and regular participant in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, of which Eastwood is chairman. The song, “Don’t Let the Old Man In,” was released on Friday and stemmed from a budding friendship between Eastwood and Keith that had formed through golf.
“[Eastwood] is kind of a mascot at Pebble Beach, so I had been seeing him around,” Keith said in a recent news conference, as reported by TheBoot.com. “But the first few times I was around him, I didn't approach him. As it went on, he kinda started coming up and spe..
How you can help Valentino Dixon, the golf artist wrongly accused of murder, reunite with his wife
How you can help Valentino Dixon, the golf artist wrongly accused of murder, reunite with his wife
PGA Tour veterans sound off on new draft system for amateur players: “Brilliant? Hardly”
A handful of former PGA Tour winners aren't thrilled with the news of a new access program for golf's top amateurs.