Jon Rahm's heritage to be on display at Masters dinner - ESPN
Masters champion Jon Rahm is bringing plenty of Spanish flavor to the Masters Club dinner for champions next month, even before they find their seat at the table.
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Masters champion Jon Rahm is bringing plenty of Spanish flavor to the Masters Club dinner for champions next month, even before they find their seat at the table.
Just when it seemed the narrative surrounding men's professional golf might return to the course with the arrival of the 50th Players Championship (the «fifth major»), the PGA Tour's potential deal with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund and commissioner Jay Monahan's future became hot topics again Tuesday.
The 2024 Players may feature the least-star-powered field in its history with the absence of LIV golfers, but Justin Thomas doesn't think the winner will have an asterisk next to his name. JT talking about an asterisk specifically may seem a bit random, but it's most definitely a shot at LIV's Talor Gooch.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — If golf fans are upset that the best players in the world aren't playing in the same events such as this week's Players Championship, world No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler said they need to turn their anger to the side that caused the sport to fracture.
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PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan was short on details but overflowing with confidence Tuesday about the future of the PGA Tour, repairing the fractured landscape of golf and his ability to lead the way.
Rory McIlroy would welcome the PGA Tour being more “cut-throat” in an effort to improve its competitiveness.
Rory McIlroy would welcome the PGA Tour being more "cut-throat" in an effort to improve its competitiveness.