Peter Finch has completed the first round of the inaugural full tour event at Madinaty Golf Club, finishing with a 72 (+2). Despite a challenging start, he managed to steady his game and keep pace in a demanding field.
Golfers are always looking for new challenges to test their skills, and this latest video shared by NUCLR GOLF offers just that. The clip shows a creative putting challenge that will make you rethink your approach on the green.
Momoka has been turning heads on the Ladies European Tour this season with her remarkable putting skills, especially from long distances.
This incredible chip shot from behind the player, executed out of a bush, is arguably one of the most impressive recovery shots seen on the golf course recently. The skill and creativity involved highlight the unpredictable nature of golf and the importance of adaptability in tricky situations.
The Ladies European Tour (LET) continues to spotlight the off-course ventures of its players in the latest episode of the LET Players’ Lounge. This time, Rosie Davies and Stacy Bregman open up about balancing their entrepreneurial ambitions alongside their professional golf careers.
Josele Ballester sets his sights on the upcoming majors as the International Series continues in Hong Kong. With a strong performance, Ballester aims to secure a spot among the top contenders.
Patrick Reed delivered an extraordinary performance during the third round of the LINK Hong Kong Open, carding an impressive 11 birdies to shoot a remarkable 59. This outstanding round was a key factor in his successful defense of the title at the 2024 event.
Golfers often face mental challenges on the course, but some moments reveal struggles that go beyond the usual pressure. This video captures a player wrestling with his inner demons during a round, showing how mental toughness is just as important as physical skill.
Bryson DeChambeau is reportedly in early contract renewal talks with LIV Golf, aiming to secure new terms before the 2026 season opener in Riyadh. His current deal runs through the end of next year, but both sides appear eager to finalize an agreement ahead of schedule.
The LPGA Tour has arrived in Malaysia, marking an exciting chapter in the 2025 season. This stop brings top female golfers to Southeast Asia, showcasing their skills on a challenging course and drawing attention from fans worldwide.