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Charlie Woods Returning To US Junior Amateur
Sixteen-year-old Charlie Woods continues his strong play this summer, following an AJGA victory three weeks ago at Streamsong in Florida with another good performance in a qualifier for the U.S. Junior Amateur.
Woods posted a one over 71 Thursday at Eagle Trace Golf Club in Coral Springs, Fla., that took him into three-for-one playoff, which he won. Woods collected the fifth and final spot behind Arth Sinha, Lucas Gimenez, Sohan Patel and Wylie Inman.
Charlie beat Oscar Crowe and Matthew Marigliano ...
Clark Humbly Apologises For His Oakmont Behaviour In Posting A ‘Take Notice’Travelers Opening Low.
Former US Open champ Wyndham Clark champ has quickly put himself in contention at the Ttraveler Championship and then apologised for last week’s outrageous Oakmont lockerp-room behaviour.
!I’ve had a lot of highs and lowsin my career, especially this year some lows,” Clark said.
“I made a mistake that I deeply regret. I’m very sorry for what happened. But I’d also like to move on, not only for myself but for Oakmont, for the USGA, and kind of focus on the rest ...
McIlroy: “I Climbed My Everest Back In April. You’ve Got To Look To Another Mountain To Climb”.
Rory McIlroy returns to competition this week at the 2025 Travelers and while arriving back to Cromwell, Connecticut where he first competed in 2017 there is still the baggage of recent controversy.
Though first things first as in speaking with the assembled TPC Rivert Highlands media he develved into his method of decompression after last Sunday’s US Open final round where he posted a closing 67 for an eventual share of 19th place at seven-over at Oakmont.
“I wouldn’t say that’s ...
Weir Honoured With Canada Golf Walk Of Fame Recognition
Canadian golf legend Mike Weir has been officially inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame, joining an esteemed group of national icons recognized for their exceptional contributions to Canadian culture and achievement.
The induction ceremony took place on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Weir, born in Sarnia and raised in Brights Grove, Ontario, is celebrated for his historic victory at the 2003 Masters Tournament, where he became the first Canadian and the first left-handed ...
Monahan’s Official Departure As PGA Tour Commissioner – Good News Or Not?
It may come as a surprise announcement but PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is sticking to his work and has advised he will step down next year as head of the PGA Tour next year after a decade in the top role.
In a statement released and Monohan will be replaced by top NFL executive Brian Rolapp in a new role as CEO.
Rolapp, the Chief Media and Business Officer for the NFL and seen as a potential successor to a Commissioner Roger Goodell, was introduced Tuesday as CEO, a position that had never ...
From His Savage Sawgrass Hurt To JJ Spaun’s Oakmont Victory Elation
There, J.J. Spaun stood. Sixty-four feet and five inches from a dream he never got far enough to craft. A dream, 12 months earlier, he came to grips with that might never materialize, and just nine holes earlier, it looked fleeting.
Three months ago, from a spot not too different, Spaun watched as his ball stopped hauntingly short, squandering a chance to alter the trajectory of his career with a win at THE PLAYERS Championship.
This time, in the misty hue of history, on a property that ...
MacIntyre’s Oakmont Agony Eased By Bethpage Park Black Certanity.
Top-ranked Scot Robert MacIntyre’s agony in going so close to success in the US Open at Oakmont has been eased by the assurance he will be pulling on the European Ryder Cup team colours for a second time later this year at Bethpage Park Black.
MacIntyre went so close to becoming the first Scottish-born golfer in a century to win the US Open trophy and a first-born golfer since 1999 to win a major championship before losing out by two shots to American J J Spaun.
Spaun, 31, emerged a weather-delayey ...
