The 2026 PGA Tour season has officially kicked off with the Sony Open in Hawaii, where 74 players advanced to the weekend at 1-under par or better. The competition remains tight, with all contenders within eight shots of the lead as they battle for early-season momentum.
Geoff Yang has made a notable impression at the Dubai Invitational amateur event, part of the early season activities on the DP World Tour. His performance on this beautiful golf course in Dubai was met with enthusiasm and marked a significant milestone in his amateur career.
Mark Wahlberg and Alex at Hallow have teamed up once again to bring a fresh perspective to this year’s Lent Pray40 challenge. This initiative encourages participants to engage in daily prayer and reflection throughout the Lent season, and the involvement of well-known figures like Wahlberg adds a compelling layer of motivation.
Reasons to spend the night at Spanish Bay are clear: staying dry in adidas Golf’s Climaproof+ gear, the unique bagpiper, pristine greens, and stunning views.
Mom and dad are out tonight.
From baby pics to draft night fits, Stephen Curry takes us through some of his most iconic looks over the years. Which era do you prefer?
Looking for a job you don’t want? You’re not alone. Aaron Chewning’s latest Instagram Reel humorously captures the universal feeling of reluctance when it comes to certain jobs, especially in the golf world.
Golfers often dream of the perfect job in the sport, but sometimes the reality is far from what you expect. In this Instagram Reel by @aaronchewning, the message is clear: not everyone wants the job, and maybe neither do you.
Sometimes, the best golf jobs are the ones you don’t want. That’s the message behind a recent Instagram Reel from @randomgolfclub, featuring Aaron Chewning making it clear that not every opportunity is worth chasing.
Applying for a golf job might not be as appealing as it sounds, especially when the position is as unconventional as the one featured in this Instagram Reel. Aaron Chewning’s candid refusal to take the job captures a sentiment many might share, especially in the competitive and often unpredictable world of golf.