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Vijay Singh's Caddie Went Rogue, Then Vijay Went and Won Millions
So, get this. Vijay Singh, a man who’s seen more sunrises on the golf course than most of us have seen alarm clocks, was about to play a big-money senior event. Everything’s fine, right? Then, BAM!
Read the originalKim's Got Company: A Title Defense in the LPGA Thunderdome
The BMW Ladies Championship is shaping up less like a golf tournament and more like a really, really fancy reunion for anyone who’s ever held a club with serious intent. We’ve got 14 of the top 25 players showing up, which means those "break the internet" golf shots we usually only see on slow-mo replays are probably going to be just… Tuesday.
Read the originalKingston Heath Calls: Bring Your A-Game (and Maybe a Map)
Alright folks, brace yourselves. The Stonehaven Cup, that shiny chalice of Australian golf glory, is making its way back to the legendary Sandbelt. This means the 2026 Capital.com Australian Open is on the horizon, and it’s happening at Kingston Heath.
Read the originalLouis Oosthuizen Bids Adieu to LIV's Wild Ride
Louis Oosthuizen, a man whose name sounds like it should be embroidered on a fine cashmere sweater, has apparently had enough of LIV Golf’s globe-trotting circus. You have to wonder if the whole "team golf" shtick, which feels about as natural to golf as a flamingo in a snowstorm, has finally worn thin.
Read the originalKisner Calls Out Golf's "Growing the Game" Baloney, Mentions Almighty Dollar
Kevin Kisner, a man whose taste in golf courses is matched only by his apparently sharp eye for a good paycheck, has decided to shine a spotlight on the supposedly noble intentions behind pro golf.
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