The PGA TOUR’s Pathways to Progression program recently hosted a special event featuring rising junior golf talents Luke Clanton, Rose Zhang, and Michelle Wie West. This unique evening provided an opportunity for these promising players to engage in a golf school experience designed to support their development as they advance through their junior careers.
Accurate distance measurement and club recommendations are key to improving your golf game. The FlightScope i4 Rangefinder offers these features by using your own ball data to provide precise feedback, helping golfers of all levels play better in 2026.
Golfers sometimes face the most unusual situations on the course, and the latest viral clip shared by Peter Finch captures one of the dirtiest pars in recent memory. The video shows a chaotic moment that tests the rules and creativity of any player trying to save par under pressure.
The LPGA continues to highlight the growing excitement and talent in women’s golf with engaging content that connects fans directly to the action. The latest video from the LPGA Twitter account captures a moment full of energy and enthusiasm, showcasing the spirit of the tour and its players.
Mastering the draw chip shot can be a game-changer for golfers looking to improve their short game. This technique allows players to control the ball’s flight and spin, helping it land softly and roll predictably toward the target.
The 2025 Korn Ferry Tour season has delivered some spectacular moments, showcasing the rising talents and thrilling shots that make this developmental circuit a key stepping stone to the PGA Tour. This year’s highlights capture the skill and determination of players pushing to secure their place among golf’s elite.
Matt Kuchar claimed an emotional win at the PNC Championship with his son Cameron, months after losing his father.
LIV Golf eyes OWGR points, McIlroy eyes more titles, and Fred Couples joins Malbon. The Back Nine.
Bernhard Langer and his son Jason played well at the PNC Championship but missed the podium as defending champions.
Jayden Schaper claims back-to-back DP World Tour titles with a dramatic chip-in eagle to win the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.