Golf

With all players and caddies required to leave the course due to safety reasons, Woodland headed for the golf carts closest to the hole he was on and tried to make a quick getaway to sheltered ground. … [Read more...] about Gary Woodland reverses golf buggy into fence at Muirfield Village

Another potential upside to this dreadful time in our lives is that although the economic landscape will probably change, it doesn't necessarily mean the values and enjoyment we garner from the game should reduce - in fact, they may well be enhanced. The more we refrain from playing, the more we will come to miss it, while appreciating it even more when we do get to return. … [Read more...] about Paul McGinley on an arduous but realistic road to recovery for golf

WGAI President Kavita Singh said, "It was a very difficult decision, but the right one under the present circumstances of the ongoing pandemic. With no likelihood of any respite in the foreseeable future, safeguarding the health and well being of all players, officials and spectators is of paramount importance. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: Hero Women’s Indian Open golf cancelled

"It was a disappointing day for me. I had a few bad swings at the start that put off my rhythm. The double-bogey on the fifth compounded my problems. Thereafter, it was all about trying to catch up with the lead," Shubhankar said. "I had a few birdies today but there were just too many bogeys for my liking. But these things happen. Regardless of the result I'm quite happy that after being five-over through the first nine holes of the tournament I managed to finish with a four-under total," he added. … [Read more...] about Indian Open golf: Shubhankar Sharma falters, finishes tied seventh; Matt Wallace grabs title

The OWGR board says major organizations such as the USGA and PGA of America have agreed to incorporate the March 15 ranking into whatever qualifying criteria they have involving the ranking. … [Read more...] about World golf rankings to restart next week