LIV Golf Pays a Million Bucks to Prove "Stinger" Isn't Just for Tees
Well, this is rich. LIV Golf, the league with more drama than a daytime soap opera, has just shelled out a cool million dollars to a golf tee company. Yes, you read that right. A million. To settle a dispute with Stinger Golf of Ohio, who apparently felt LIV’s team name, Stinger GC, was a bit too close for comfort.
Read the originalBryson DeChambeau's Rough Day: When Nature and Rules Collide
The historic fairways of Royal Birkdale, usually a place where tradition whispers through the fescue, recently hosted a modern-day skirmish. It seems even the most hallowed links can’t always contain the, let’s say, *enthusiastic* spirit of a certain American golfer.
Read the originalScottie Scheffler Shows Up, Proving Tournament Directors Aren't Just Making Stuff Up
The 3M Open, a tournament previously best known for its pleasant sponsorship and, let's be honest, a vague familiarity with greens, has pulled off the kind of coup that makes event organizers weep into their spreadsheets with sheer, unadulterated glee.
Read the originalKorda's Parking Woes and Hull's Links Love Affair Light Up Scotland
Nelly Korda, fresh off a trip to Prague that apparently involved a serious commitment to Czech pastries and a trip down memory lane, is now facing down Dundonald Links. Her Scotch integration seems to be going swimmingly, aside from a brief, and frankly, glorious admission about her driving.
Read the originalParis: The Fairway to Heaven We Didn't Know We Needed
Turns out, you don't need to jet off to some far-flung paradise that sounds like a bad case of gingivitis to find decent golf. Who knew? Paris, of all places. The city of romance and those guys who play accordions until you want to throw your baguette at them, apparently also has golf courses.
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