Charley Hull demonstrated exceptional form in the LPGA semifinals, delivering a series of impressive shots that caught the attention of golf fans worldwide. Her precision and calm under pressure were evident as she navigated the course with skill and determination.
Yani Tseng fired an outstanding 63 (-9) during the 2025 Wistron Ladies Open, showcasing her exceptional form and skill on the course. Her performance put her in a strong position early in the tournament, impressing fans and competitors alike.
Thorbjørn Olesen’s performance at the recent PGA TOUR event highlighted the unpredictable nature of professional golf, where fortunes can shift dramatically over just a few holes. After being tied for second place, Olesen slipped down to seventh, illustrating how challenging it is to maintain momentum in a highly competitive field.
At the 2025 Ryder Cup, photographers Ken Griffey Jr. and Michael Collins were focused on capturing the perfect moment — a challenge familiar to every sports photographer aiming to immortalize the drama and intensity of golf’s biggest events.
Hayden Springer is making a remarkable push at the @BOUChampionship, moving into a co-lead after an impressive third-round 62. Last year, he narrowly missed retaining full status by just six FedExCup points, and now with only four events left, he’s fighting hard to break into the top 100 and secure his full card for the next season.
Steven Alker found extra motivation on the course this Friday, inspired by a proud family milestone.
Doug Klein is showing impressive form at the Webex Players Series, steadily climbing the leaderboard and making a strong case for a top finish.
Boo Weekley is pushing through back spasms to secure his place on the PGA TOUR Champions for 2026. Despite physical challenges, his focus remains on finishing in the top 36 at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship.
Andrew Rice recently shared a compelling video highlighting the tee shots of Mitch K., showcasing both style and effectiveness on the golf course. The clip captures Mitch’s confident swing and the resulting solid ball flight, emphasizing the improvements he has made.
Golf fans are familiar with the phrase “call the hogs,” a rallying cry for teams, but experiencing it firsthand as a player is a different story. PGA TOUR Champions player Taggs Golf, a University of Arkansas graduate from 1997, recently shared this unique moment on the 18th fairway at the Senior Players Championship.