A wild Ryder Cup celebration, Thomas Müller golfing abroad, and a nude golf course – our top panorama stories of the year.
Beyond the major tours and tournaments, the golf world never stops surprising us. From international sports stars showcasing their love for the game to unique courses with their own flair, 2025 brought plenty of offbeat golf stories worth revisiting. Here are our favorite panorama highlights of the year.
Ryder Cup: Europe’s Epic Celebration
Europe’s Ryder Cup victory was a highlight of the year, not just for fans but for the players themselves. The post-win party was nothing short of legendary, featuring champagne showers, flags, and team chants. Team Europe truly let loose after their triumph.
Drunk and Dominant: Marcel Siem’s Record Round
Marcel Siem had a wild night before his round at the Pebble Beach Pro Am—but it didn’t stop him from shooting a 63 and tying the course record. Running on zero sleep and multiple vomit breaks, Siem claims to have set three course records while intoxicated, still baffled by how he pulled it off.
Naked Golf in France
Forget polos and slacks—at La Jenny on France’s Atlantic coast, players tee off in the nude. As the world’s only officially recognized naturist golf course, it offers a liberating six-hole experience for both beginners and seasoned players alike.
Thomas Müller Swings in Canada
German football legend Thomas Müller has long been a passionate golfer. After his move from Bayern Munich to Canada, he now enjoys a fresh set of courses in his new home. Perhaps his former teammates will join him for a round overseas.
DeChambeau & Curry Break 50
NBA superstar Stephen Curry teamed up with Bryson DeChambeau for a “Break 50” YouTube challenge. The duo succeeded in shooting under 50 for the first time on DeChambeau’s channel, delivering an entertaining and impressive performance.