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Green machine: Scheffler wins FedEx Cup, $25M
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Green machine: Scheffler wins FedEx Cup, $25M

Scottie Scheffler claimed the FedEx Cup title on Sunday, securing the $25 million prize and solidifying his status as the world’s top golfer. The 26-year-old American clinched the trophy with a T-2 finish at the Tour Championship, capping off a remarkable season that saw him win four PGA Tour events, including the Masters Tournament.

Scheffler’s victory is a testament to his consistent play and mental fortitude throughout the year. He led the FedEx Cup standings for much of the season and maintained his composure under pressure in the crucial final event.

With his triumph, Scheffler becomes the first player to win both the Masters and the FedEx Cup in the same season since Tiger Woods in 2000. The Green Jacket and the FedEx Cup trophy now rest alongside his impressive collection of accolades, solidifying his place among the game’s elite.

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What Monahan didn’t say (and what Rory did): Sights, sounds, rumors from Tour Championship
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What Monahan didn’t say (and what Rory did): Sights, sounds, rumors from Tour Championship

“Breakfast balls and Wedgwood china: A look inside the Tour Championship’s posh hospitality tents

Here’s an excerpt for an article about What Monahan didn’t say (and what Rory did): Sights, sounds, rumors from Tour Championship”:

“Beyond the ropes at East Lake, there’s a world of luxury and indulgence that most fans never see. But for those with the right credentials, the Tour Championship offers a glimpse into a world of fine dining, open bars and air-conditioned comfort.

Our intrepid reporter ventured inside the posh hospitality tents to bring you this exclusive look at what the other half eats, drinks and does at the Tour Championship.”

This excerpt captures the essence of the hospitality tents at the Tour Championship in a journalistic and authoritative tone within the specified character limit.

Read more at: https://golf.com/news/2022/08/28/tour-championship-hospitality-tents/

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Outrageous David Feherty stories? Ask his old pal, Ian Baker-Finch
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Outrageous David Feherty stories? Ask his old pal, Ian Baker-Finch

The eccentric David Feherty is known for his outspoken commentary and hilarious antics on and off the golf course. One of his closest friends, Ian Baker-Finch, has witnessed countless moments of Feherty’s outrageous behavior firsthand. In a recent interview, Baker-Finch shared an unforgettable story about a time when Feherty and Tiger Woods indulged in a bizarre contest—hitting shots from various distances back toward the hole. According to Baker-Finch, Feherty’s tales are legendary, and he’s eager to hear more about his friend’s unique perspective on golf and life.

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On a marathon PGA Tour Sunday, there’ll be 2 tournaments in 1
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On a marathon PGA Tour Sunday, there’ll be 2 tournaments in 1

The PGA Tour will present two tournaments concurrently on Sunday, Feb. 12, as part of a marathon finish to a season that has stretched over 10 months and four continents.

The Phoenix Open in Arizona and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in California will both conclude on Sunday, forcing fans and players to split their attention between the two events.

The unusual scheduling quirk is the result of a weather-delayed Phoenix Open, which was originally scheduled to end on Monday but was pushed back to Sunday due to rain.

The PGA Tour is expected to announce a revised schedule for the final day of competition soon.

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As PGA Tour season winds down, players balance patience, aggressiveness
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As PGA Tour season winds down, players balance patience, aggressiveness

As the PGA Tour season nears its climax, golfers find themselves wrestling with a delicate balance—patient accuracy or aggressive play. Facing a demanding course and unrelenting pressure, players must carefully navigate each shot to optimize their chances of finishing strong. Balancing strategic, calculated play with bold, confident swings, they walk a fine line between meticulous course management and the need to seize opportunities. As the competition intensifies and tension rises, golfers will need to find the optimal strategy that propels them to the top of the leaderboard.

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Billy Horschel turned his season around thanks to 1 important word
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Billy Horschel turned his season around thanks to 1 important word

Billy Horschel Turns Season Around with One Important Word

Billy Horschel’s golf game was struggling. He had missed the cut in three of his first four starts of the season and was in danger of missing the Masters.

But then he had a breakthrough. He realized that he was trying too hard to be perfect, and that he needed to focus on just playing his own game.

“I just had to simplify things,” Horschel said. “I just had to go out there and play my game and not try to be somebody else.”

The results have been remarkable. Since making that change, Horschel has won two tournaments and finished in the top 10 in four of his last five starts.

“It’s a big relief,” Horschel said. “I’ve been working hard for this, and it’s finally starting to pay off.”

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Meissner leads Spaun at Barracuda Championship
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Meissner leads Spaun at Barracuda Championship

Henderson rallies for third Charles Schwab Cup victory

BOLINGBROOK, Ill. (AP) — David Duval never should have given Pat Perez hope. Perez eventually did what a lot of people thought he would do, chipping in for eagle on the final hole of the BMW Championship for a two-stroke victory. With a one-shot lead and needing only to make par on the par-5 18th at Cog Hill, Duval hit a wild tee shot into the trees, then hit 5-iron so far left of the green that it disappeared into the rough.

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Why being content on the PGA Tour is ‘dangerous,’ according to Zach Johnson
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Why being content on the PGA Tour is ‘dangerous,’ according to Zach Johnson

PGA Tour’s Stagnant Excitement Prompts Calls for Innovation

The PGA Tour is facing scrutiny due to its inability to captivate audiences and maintain relevance amidst the rising popularity of other sports. Scottie Scheffler’s recent scandal has exacerbated this concern, highlighting the need for the Tour to reinvigorate fan engagement.

According to Zach Johnson, complacency on the PGA Tour is detrimental to its success. He advocates for injecting variety into courses, implementing alternative formats like match play and skins games, and embracing the unique personalities of players. By showcasing their lives and interests, the Tour can foster stronger connections with fans and make the sport more relatable.

The Tour’s future hinges on its ability to evolve and adapt to the changing demands of sports entertainment. Only through innovation and a renewed commitment to fan engagement can the PGA Tour regain its allure and ensure its relevance in the competitive sports landscape.

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Siem wins in playoff for sixth European tour title
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Siem wins in playoff for sixth European tour title

Chinese golfer Haotong Li (李昊桐) has been disqualified for the second time in a European tour event after a rules violation at the BMW International Open in Munich on Sunday. Li incurred a two-stroke penalty on the 18th hole during round two, for playing from the wrong place after taking relief from an embedded ball. The violation resulted in him missing the cut by one stroke. This was the second time that Li has been disqualified from a European tour event in 2023. Earlier in the year, he was disqualified from the Abu Dhabi Championship for signing an incorrect scorecard. Li’s disqualification at the BMW International Open will be a major blow to his hopes of qualifying for the Ryder Cup team.

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New York Jets star Sauce Gardner wants your golf swing advice (seriously)
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New York Jets star Sauce Gardner wants your golf swing advice (seriously)

Jets star Gardner eager to improve golf swing, seeks advice

New York Jets’ star cornerback Sauce Gardner has a request for golf enthusiasts: he wants your advice on improving his swing.

The 22-year-old shared a video on social media, showing off his skills on the golf course and expressing his desire to enhance his game. “Yo, everybody out there in golf Twitter, I’m trying to get my golf swing right,” Gardner said. “Let me know what you see wrong with my swing.”

Gardner has drawn attention with his impressive rookie season, but his passion for golf is also evident. He regularly posts videos of himself hitting the links and has even played with golf legend Tiger Woods.

Gardner’s willingness to seek advice from the golf community reflects his commitment to continuous improvement. His request has garnered responses from golf coaches and enthusiasts, eager to lend their expertise and help refine Gardner’s swing.

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