Women's Golf Day celebrates women's golf. Men still outnumber women in golf. A recent study shows how we can help grow women's golf.
Q&A: David McLay Kidd discusses letting an everyday guy help design a golf hole on his new course, Mammoth Dunes, and current trends in course design
Q&A: David McLay Kidd discusses letting an everyday guy help design a golf hole on his new course, Mammoth Dunes, and current trends in course design
Bryson DeChambeau’s big win, Holly Sonders’ slip of the tongue, and Michael Phelps makes a hole-in-one
Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we have a couple great ideas for a Sci-Fi movie. The first involves the best golfer of all time being broken down and put back together, returning to near top form, but then suddenly having his greatest skill taken away. Actually, that’s really a more of a horror film. . . Prefer something a bit more uplifting? Well, there’s also the one about a budding scientist building a golf swing — and special golf clubs — in a lab and then becoming one of the best players in the world. Sounds pretty cool, right? Yeah, let’s go with that storyline. And for some reason, we're feeling like a young Chris O’Donnell would be perfect to cast in the lead role. . .
FacebookPinterestRon Galella, Ltd.I think we’ve got a blockbuster on our hands — or at least, a Netflix original better than that Will Smith “Bright” disaster. If any big-time Hollywood producers are reading this, give me a call. And in the meantime, let’s talk about all the plot lines unfoldi..
Golf and distance: Golf-course architects society endorses USGA and R&A distance project
The USGA and R&A’s new joint research project, designed to study all aspects of the distance question, has received endorsement of the ASGCA
For more proof tour pros are even better than you think they are, check out these U.S. Open sectional qualifiers
We forget how good pro golfers can be at golf when they struggle at times in tour events. But in U.S. Open sectional qualifying their talent is quite apparent
Clippers center Boban Marjanović to play assassin in ‘John Wick: Chapter 3’
Lachlan CunninghamIf you like rebounds and headshots, boy do we have good news for you. According to Collider, the Clippers' 7', 3″Serbian center Boban Marjanović has officially been cast in John Wick: Chapter 3, because apparently living in LA will turn anyone into a star. The third installment in Keanu Reeves's gleefully graphic shoot-em-up about a hitman with a heart of gold who gets dragged back into the life he left behind when the guy who plays Reek on Game of Thrones kills his really adorable puppy, John Wick: Chapter 3 also stars Ian McShane, Laurence Fishburne, Common, and Halle Berry, none of whom, despite their collective 9,000 years of acting experience, look as much as like Jaws as Boban.
FacebookPinterestBoban played 20 games for the Clippers this season, averaging about 8 minutes, six points, and four and a half rebounds per game, so his NBA career isn't exactly thriving. That said, this could prove to be Boban's big break, and we can't wait..
How the ever-stylish Michelle Wie impressed with her bold style choices at the U.S. Women’s Open
Michelle Wie continues to be a leader in golf fashion and style—as evidenced last week at Shoal Creek
Sneaking in a Little Golf… in Raleigh, North Carolina
Thinking of “Sneaking in a Little Golf” the next time you're in Raleigh, North Carolina? Then we have a short list for you.
Shane Bacon and Brad Faxon think Tiger Woods has a good chance of contending at the US Open
Brad Faxon and Shane Bacon join Holly Sonders to discuss the chances that Tiger Woods can win the 2018 US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
Shane Bacon and Brad Faxon think Tiger Woods has a good chance of contending at the US Open
Brad Faxon and Shane Bacon join Holly Sonders to discuss the chances that Tiger Woods can win the 2018 US Open at Shinnecock Hills.