Feb 10, 2019 Michael Gligic , Web.com on TwitterPANAMA CITY — Canadian Michael Gligic shot a 5-under 65 on Sunday to win the Web.com Tour's Panama Championship by one stroke.
Matt Kuchar leaves Hawaii a winner, but not entirely unscathed.That’s the prevailing sentiment from a sect of golf observers, the byproduct of an accusation by a former PGA Tour player on Saturday afternoon. The match was lit at 5:08 p.m. ET; by 10, Kuchar, a beloved and venerated personality by American crowds, had come on the business end of a Twitter roasting . . . over how much he paid a fill-in caddie.Five hours is all it took. Five hours in which Kuchar was on the golf course, oblivious to
You can't catch a fish unless you keep your line in the water. You have to be patient. A cold wind can be blowing and ice can be forming on your eyebrows, but you have to keep at it.When I was in training for tournaments, I went to bed at 8 every night and got up at sunrise. But I never slept 10 hours straight. It seemed I would wake up for three hours during the night and just lay there and think about golf.I've still got the four-string Gibson banjo I ordered from a Sears catalog when I was
How familiar are you with back-to-back U.S. Open champion, and now PGA Championship winner, Brooks Koepka? Here are a few things you need to know about the 28-year-old:- Brooks Koepka didn't have a great track record prior at Erin Hills, before capturing his first major title at the venue.Though the Koepka's breakthrough major title came at Erin Hills, he competed at the 2011 U.S. Amateur and failed to make it to match play.- Koepka’s great uncle, Dick Groat, is a legend.Groat won two World
Being the son-in-law to hockey legend Wayne Gretzky sure has its perks.Using his competitive advantage north of the border, Dustin Johnson, who is married to Paulina Gretzky, the daughter of ‘The Great One,’ won the RBC Canadian Open this past weekend behind no shortage of fan support from the Canadian crowd.Sure, it also helps that DJ is the top-ranked golfer in the world, and that probably had more to do with his victory than his relationship with the Gretzky’s, but there is no doubt that
The Travelers Championship has become Bubba Watson's personal ATM. With a third victory in the event in 12 career starts, Watson has seen his career earnings at TPC River Highlands rise past the $4.5 million mark, the most of any player in tournament history—by more than $2 million.How much money did everyone in the field at TPC River Highlands earn? Here's a breakdown for all those who made the cut.Win: Bubba Watson, -17, $1,260,000 T-2: Paul Casey, -14, $462,000.00 T-2: Stewart Cink,-14,
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DUBLIN, Ohio — If you listen to Bryson DeChambeau speak for 30 seconds, you realize he’s not your cookie-cutter PGA Tour pro.DeChambeau — whose irons are all the same length and who’s so uber-technical he seemingly throws a dozen permutations into a mental blender before making every swing, taking more variables into account than the average person knows even exist — is his own person and player.DeChambeau, who won the Memorial on Sunday in a two-hole playoff over Byeong Hun An and Kyle Stanley
