Skip to main content
SI
Golf

GOLF - Page 342 of 1069

John Hawkins reviews the top media stories of a wild year, from talent shuffles to Tiger to all things LIV Golf.
John Hawkins|
The Pepperdine alum is due to convert some of his close calls into wins in 2023.
Gabrielle Herzig|
78 golfers in the 2023 Masters field—including 16 LIV players—will be receiving the coveted invitation to Augusta National in the mail this holiday season.
Gabrielle Herzig|
In a year where Tiger Woods made a surprising (limited) return to pro golf and new, young stars made their breakthroughs at majors, LIV Golf still overshadowed everything
SI Golf staff|
Jay Monahan, SI Golf's No. 5 newsmaker, had to adjust quickly to LIV Golf's birth and his changes will be on display in 2023.
Bob Harig|
Through the end of the year, the SI Golf team will look back at 10 memorable tournaments from 2022. More Tournaments We'll Remember: RBC Canadian Open | LIV
Alex Miceli|
From Jack and Gary Nicklaus to Jay and Bill Haas, there have been many great father-son combinations that reached to top of men's golf. Here's a list of the all-time best.
Gary Van Sickle|
Justin Suh, a former USC All-American, is ready to emerge from his peers' shadows.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Cam Smith, No. 6 on SI Golf's list of top newsmakers, was arguably LIV Golf's biggest acquisition—just weeks after winning the 150th British Open.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Kathy Whitworth, who rang up 88 career LPGA Tour victories across nearly a quarter-century, died on Christmas Eve.
Associated Press|
On the same week as LIV Golf's debut, Canada's national open returned from a three-year absence and delivered a rousing rebuttal.
John Schwarb|
SI Golf's No. 7 newsmaker did not lack for headlines, ruffling many feathers along the way while leading the controversial Saudi-backed startup.
John Schwarb|
One of the shortest hitters on the PGA Tour helped design North America's longest golf course. Get to know RainDance, one hour north of Denver.
David Droschak|
With his usual low-key style, SI Golf's No. 8 newsmaker cashed in off and on the course with LIV Golf as the startup league's best player.
Bob Harig|
In the first of a new series, we look ahead to 2023 and players who are primed for a breakout. First on the list: Chris Gotterup
Gabrielle Herzig|
This year SI photographers captured original images from the Masters and U.S. Open. Here are some of the best.
Jeff Ritter|
The collaboration gives players more data points to analyze and improve their games.
Ken Klavon|
The kids television channel is innovating and going back to its roots by getting into both live and pre-taped sports.
Julie Kliegman|
The former Masters champ cashed in with LIV Golf and seeks even more money in defamation suits against several media entities and personalities.
Jeff Ritter|
The Saudi-backed series became a reality in June outside London, and 54 holes later Charl Schwartzel claimed LIV Golf's first massive winner's purse.
Bob Harig|
PreviousNext