Five players are tied for second on the leaderboard entering the weekend at the Sony Open in Hawaii, including Stewart Cink, Russell Henley, Chris Kirk, Webb Simpson, and Vaughn Taylor.
Shane Bacon and Damon Hack break down the news that the WGC-Mexico Championship will be moving to Florida due to the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss the challenges players will face at Concession.
In this week’s edition of Cut Line, we celebrate Harris English’s lesson of perseverance and take notes from Bryson DeChambeau on how to Bryson-proof a course.
Cameron Champ talks with Damon Hack about why he felt like it was important for him and other athletes to amplify movements like Black Lives Matter and shine a light on injustice.
ASGCA President Jan Bel Jan joins Golf Central in their new segment, Women Changing the Game, to revisit her journey to becoming the second female president in the association's history and what it means to her.
Donna Hoffman, founder and CEO of Women on Course, joins the show to discuss methods of inclusion for women in golf and building a community through the game before providing advice for new golfers.
Four days after a playoff loss at Kapalua, Joaquin Niemann holed a 50-foot chip for eagle on the 18th hole Thursday for an 8-under 62 and a share of the lead at the Sony Open.
Player reaction was mostly positive after the PGA Tour added internal out of bounds left of Waialae's 18th hole the night before the start of the Sony Open.
Todd Lewis reports that the PGA makes late changes to boundaries on the 18th hole at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Billy Horschel, Brendan Steele, and Chris Kirk react to the decision.
Brazil's federal police arrested Ángel Cabrera on Thursday for extradition to his homeland to face charges for several crimes allegedly committed from 2016 to last year.
Damon and Shane break down sound from Harris English, who talks about his love of basketball, and Kevin Kisner, who has a great response when asked what motivates him to show up at tournaments.
World Golf Hall of Famer Tom Watson joins Golf Today to discuss when his peak was, the positives and negatives of the modern game, his advice to younger players and looking up to Ken Venturi and his best shots.
Golf Central reacts to the PGA Tour cancelling the pro-am format for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am amid COVID-19 and how that will impact the tournament.
Todd Lewis discusses World No. 8 Webb Simpson's performance and confidence entering the Sony Open and if the 35-year-old can maintain his success in pursuit of a win.
Three-time PGA Tour winner Scott Stallings joins Golf Today to discuss the inspiration and dedication behind his body transformation over the last few years.
Tournament of Champions winner Harris English could join an elite group of golfers to sweep back-to-back PGA Tour events in Hawaii if he takes this weekend's Sony Open.
Tony Dungy joins Golf Today to continue the discussion on Race & Sports in America and touches on what the Golf World can do to continue breaking down barriers.
John Smoltz joins Golf Today to talk about the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions, the current state of his game, his relationship with Tiger Woods and more.
Defending champion Cameron Smith reflects on his victory last year at the Sony Open and talks about what he has been doing to prepare for the 2021 season.
Collin Morikawa talks with the media about his expectations this week as well as his reaction to this morning's news coming from Augusta National Golf Club.
The Golf Today team discusses the differences between Kapalua and Wai'alae, what adjustments the players will have to make, and what it will take to come out on top this week at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
The Golf Today Team discusses the announcement on the Augusta National Women's Amateur and the Drive, Chip and Putt to be played with a limited amount of spectators this season.
The Golf Today team reacts to the announcement from Fred Ridley on The Masters Tournament to allow a limited number of spectators during the 2021 event.
Two Black professional golfers, Will Lowery and Doug Smith, will talk about relatable and entertaining topics from the world of golf, plus interview celebrities, athletes, and golf influencers about their games.
Golf Central looks at potential venues for the 2022 PGA Championship following the PGA of America's decision to not hold the tournament at Trump Bedminster.
