TGL’s highly anticipated opening night TV ratings didn’t quite hit the mark, raising eyebrows across the industry. Analysts are speculating that this dip could signal viewer fatigue with golf programming, potentially jeopardizing future investments and sponsorship deals
In an unexpected twist, a growing number of players at the U.S. Open are starting to believe that finishing over par could actually clinch the championship. The notoriously tough course conditions this year have sparked buzz that the usual scoring norms might be completely turned on their head
Kevin Kisner has boldly declared he’s “all in” for a Presidents Cup ‘bare match’ against Cameron Smith, should the opportunity arise. Kisner, who has revitalized his form in recent weeks, is a wildcard pick for the United States team, which travels to Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada for the biennial match play tournament. “I’m all in for that,” Kisner said when asked about the possibility of facing Smith in a ‘bare’ match, “If he wants to tee it up, I will.” Kisner, known for his steady putting and aggressive style of play, helped inspire the American team to victory at the 2019 Presidents Cup.