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There are plenty of words that most golfers never feel comfortable hearing. But the word ‘yips’ tops the list.
The headline ‘Journeyman pulls away at Q-School’ is the journalistic equivalent to ‘Dog bites man.’ The Fall Classic is the domain of the dogged and tireless where perseverance is often more of an asset then a strong short game or atomic driver, but by any definition Edward Loar takes the stereotype to the extreme.
The headline ‘Journeyman pulls away at Q-School’ is the journalistic equivalent to ‘Dog bites man.’ The Fall Classic is the domain of the dogged and tireless where perseverance is often more of an asset then a strong short game or atomic driver, but by any definition Edward Loar takes the stereotype to the extreme.
As if the first day of Q-School isnt stressful enough, a handful of Tour hopefuls realized that they may have to switch putters sometime in the distant future.
Early indication is that the PGA Tour will honor whatever policy the USGA and R&A adopt on the issue of anchoring clubs.
Over the course of the next six days, Michael and Andrew Putnam will share a house, a scoreboard and maybe, if everything falls their way, a celebration next Monday when the dust settles at the final stage of Q-School.
The metaphorical miles many in this weeks field at Q-School have traveled cant be measured, but for Spains Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano his odyssey is easily quantifiable.
PGA Tour Q-School is ending. After 47 years, this will be the final time it provides a direct path to the big leagues.
That’s anchoring putters, blocking betas and coming back. In this week’s Cut Line, we look at the big picture.
The second stage of Q-School is underway, and all eyes are on those playing for their livelihood on the PGA Tour.
Brian Duncan scorched the Southern Hills Plantation layout with nines of 33-32 for a one-stroke lead after the opening round at the second stage PGA Tour Q-School site.
Ballots for PGA Tour Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year were sent to players on Monday. No one, however, was nominated for Comeback Player of the Year.
As the math finally began to make sense late Sunday afternoon at the Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals Classic and the reality started to sink in, Jerry Kelly could only smile.
The Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals Classic was the final event for PGA Tour players to improve their position on the money list. GTC tracked the days winners and losers.
Charlie Beljan wasn’t the only anxious player on Sunday. There was plenty of tension further down in the field.
Charlie Beljan overcoming a frightening panic attack to take the Disney title is a story right out of, well, Disney.
The Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals Classic is the final event for PGA Tour players to improve their position on the money list. GTC will track the days winners and losers.
After 41 years at the Magic Kingdom it seems the most magical place on earth may lose the PGA Tour event.
Jonas Blixts third-round 68 at the Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals Classic was entertaining enough until the Swede seemed to add another layer of intrigue.
Charlie Beljan played a great round of golf that put him in the lead at Disney, but also sent him to the hospital.
It’s fitting the Tour’s finale is held in Florida because like the election, all eyes will be on the scoreboard.
The years final PGA Tour stop is all about battles large and small, from those vying for their jobs next year in the Big Leagues to more subtle goals like Charles Howell III.
Charlie Wi had two goals this week ' crack the top 30 on the PGA Tour money list to earn his first trip to the Masters and scorch the Palm Course on Day 1.
The Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals Classic is the final event for PGA Tour players to improve their position on the money list. Throughout the week GTC will track the days winners and losers in the annual cash crunch.