This week features seven days of golf action across four tours from the Bahamas to Dubai and California. Live coverage available.
This week features golf across four tours from the Bahamas to Dubai and California, all live on TV.
The Cheung family showcases a remarkable bond on and off the golf course, as captured in a heartwarming video shared by the Asian Tour. Their connection highlights the personal side of professional golf, reminding fans that behind every player is a story of family support and shared passion.
Cam John has shaken up the leaderboard at the Vic Open with a crucial birdie on the 15th hole. His performance has brought him within two strokes of the tournament lead, setting the stage for an exciting finish.
The greens at Bay Hill are notoriously challenging, and this latest clip shared by golf analyst Peter Finch perfectly captures the tricky conditions players face at this iconic course. The video shows a series of shots navigating the undulating and fast greens, highlighting the precision and touch required to score well here.
Josh Dobbs, known for his competitive spirit, recently showcased his passion for golf in a fun and engaging setting at the 2025 PGA Show. Playing alongside friends and fellow enthusiasts, Dobbs demonstrated how golf can be both a serious sport and an enjoyable pastime.
The 2026 DP World Tour season has officially kicked off in Dubai, with top players gearing up for a competitive start to the year. Among the highlights is Rory McIlroy, who has frequently chosen Dubai as the venue to launch his season and has secured multiple wins at this tournament.
Callaway Golf Europe recently shared an impressive video showcasing powerful swings and vibrant energy from the Dubai Desert Classic. The clip features top golf content creators @forebrosgolfs, @georgiaballgolf, and Quantum, highlighting the excitement around one of the early season’s key events on the DP World Tour.
At 62 years old, Vijay Singh demonstrated that experience and skill remain invaluable assets on the golf course. The veteran player was the oldest competitor at the Sony Open Hawaii this week, yet he managed to make the cut and finish tied for 38th place among a field of much younger players.
Practicing at the driving range is a crucial part of any golfer’s preparation, but the way you structure your routine can make a significant difference in your performance on the course. A focused and efficient range session can help improve consistency, build confidence, and ultimately lower your scores.