Son Wins Big, Dad Ian Poulter Finally Lets the Waterworks Flow (On Camera!)
The Walker Cup. A quaint little event where amateur golfers pretend it matters more than their next LinkedIn update. This year, it apparently decided to deliver the goods, with Great Britain and Ireland staging a comeback so impressive, you'd think they invented the concept.
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Grab your industrial-sized coffee pot, folks, because the Solheim Cup is about to redefine "early morning." Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands is our glorious battleground this year, which means if you're stateside, you're basically signing up for a pre-dawn golf endurance test.
Read the originalMoody's Wagga Wagga Romp: Competitors Left Wondering If They Packed a Compass
Will Moody just played golf in Wagga Wagga like he owned the place, which, after that wire-to-wire win, he basically does. He was out front from the get-go, which either means he’s got the navigational skills of a homing pigeon or he just got lucky and decided to lean into it.
Read the originalFort Bragg Golf Course Swings and Misses at Modern Economics
Well, it appears even the sacred turf of Fort Bragg isn't immune to the cold, hard slap of fiscal reality. Stryker Golf Course, a Donald Ross masterpiece that's been serving up fairways and frustration for military folks and their families since way back in 1946, is packing up its clubs at the end of this month.
Read the originalPhil Mickelson's Image Takes a Dive, Now What?
Let's rewind to June, shall we? That's when allegations, much like a topped drive, popped out of nowhere and landed squarely in the public's lap. Word got out about some alleged shenanigans with an employee at Farms Golf Club – a detail that probably had the club president seriously considering the strategic advantages of a sudden downpour.
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