Who’s Hot, Who’s Not on the PGA Tour Ahead of the 2016 Masters

The 2016 Masters is upon us. Favorites, regardless of your preferred sportsbook, include Jason Day, last year’s green-jacket winner Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott and Bubba Watson. These thoroughbreds aren’t all running at the same speed, however, with Day and Scott pulling away from the pack as we enter turn four ahead of the first balls in the air at Augusta National. We’ll... 

Preview and Predictions for the 2016 Shell Houston Open

With just a week until the Masters, the 33 golfers in the Shell Houston Open field who have secured an invite to golf’s first major will be keen to get dialed in before heading to Georgia. The rest of the golfers, well, they’ll be looking to hoist the trophy in Houston, as that’s the only way they can still earn an invite from Augusta National Chairman Billy Payne. The field features... 

Winners and Losers from the 2016 WGC-Dell Match Play Championship

The PGA Tour’s only match-play competition is in the books. And with No. 2 seed Jason Day and No. 3 seed Rory McIlroy making it to the semifinals, the group-stage format (unveiled last year) continues to allow the best players to advance. The format also allowed the hottest golfer in the game currently (and arguably over the past year) to capture his second Match Play Championship in three years.... 

Preview and Predictions for the 2016 WGC-Dell Match Play

The third of the four World Golf Championships events on the 2015-2016 PGA Tour calendar, the WGC-Dell Match Play gets underway Wednesday from Austin Country Club, in Austin, Texas. With a new venue and a new sponsor, the match play is in the second year of a formatting reboot that implements a group-stage element at the front end, before funnelling the top man from each four-man group into a bracket-style... 

Winners and Losers from the 2016 Arnold Palmer Invitational

The PGA Tour’s Florida Swing wrapped up with the conclusion of the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Jason Day’s hang-tough one-stroke victory over Kevin Chappell. With Day, Henrik Stenson and Justin Rose all on the first page of the leaderboard when Sunday’s action commenced at plush Bay Hill, fans were keyed up for a first-rate final round at the King’s place. And with under... 

Preview and Predictions for the 2016 Arnold Palmer Invitational

The PGA Tour wraps up its Florida Swing with the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando. The 1961 Dick Wilson design plays host to a strong field of 120 golfers that includes Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, Adam Scott and Henrik Stenson. Matt Every, No. 163 golfer in the world, has surprisingly won the tournament the last two years. The fringe possibility that he’ll win three... 

What’s Wrong with Jordan Spieth and Should We Be Worried?

Jordan Spieth was four over through his first seven holes in his opening round at the Valspar Championship, which was caused some sky-is-falling hysteria on social media. ESPN’s Jason Sobel tweeted: Spieth’s contemporary, and a golfer accustomed to struggle, Rory McIlroy came to the world No. 1’s defense: The 22-year-old signed for a first-round, five-over 76 that left him nine... 

Preview and Predictions for the 2016 Valspar Championship

The PGA Tour arrives at the third stop in the Florida Swing with this week’s Valspar Championship. The story of the Swing so far: Adam Scott. The Australian has won the first two tournaments of the four-tournament stretch in Florida. The Big Three—Jordan Spieth, Jason Day and Rory McIlroy—have been decidedly less impressive. The pros will face another tough test this week on the heels... 

Winners and Losers from the 2016 WGC-Cadillac Championship

Adam Scott overcame two front-nine double bogeys in his final round and averted disaster at his last hole to win his second tournament in as many weeks at the WGC-Cadillac Championship. The Australian’s impressive triumph at the difficult Blue Monster against a field of the best golfers in the world reinforces the message of last week’s triumph: Scott, long one of the best ball-strikers... 

5 Golfers Who Could Have Succeeded in Other Sports

We’ve seen golfers on the PGA Tour enjoying their hobbies and pastimes—whether it’s Tiger Woods spearfishing, Phil Mickelson playing ping-pong, Billy Horschel snowboarding or seemingly everyone on the PGA Tour fishing. There are a few golfers on tour, however, who have displayed a degree of aptitude in a particular sport to suggest that maybe, perhaps, if the stars aligned, they could... 

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