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On a downward spiral, golfer mulled opening pizzeria. Now he's back on top of his game
Considering he once came close to quitting the sport he loves to open up a pizzeria, American golfer Brendon Todd has earned the right to enjoy every single slice of life that comes his way these days. And with good reason too.
Why record-breaking drives could change golf as we know it
When Bryson DeChambeau, who had put on 40 pounds during lockdown as the PGA Tour suspended play from mid-March to mid-June, stepped onto the first tee at Muirfield Village last month at the Memorial Tournament, everyone was anticipating fireworks.
Golf's new star 'wants more' glory after historic win
Just 15 months ago, Collin Morikawa was an amateur, college golf player. In fact, he remembers watching the final round of Brooks Koepka's PGA Championship victory in 2019 with some friends and his team.
He's the biggest 'gym rat' in golf
"He loves working out; He's a gym rat; He hits the ball a mile," are some of the ways Brooks Koepka has been characterized by a number of golf writers and commentators. Koepka disagrees.
The 23-year-old major winner who's made breaking records a habit
As the PGA Championship entered its final day on Sunday and, at one point, six players shared the lead, all attention was on the usual suspects: Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Justin Rose.
He's added 40 lbs of muscle. Now he's hitting a golf ball further than anyone
During the height of lockdown, while most of us sought comfort in movies, Netflix and video games, the US golfer found purpose in the gym.
The golfer who drove over 4,000 miles across the US to play in tournaments
Whether it be "On The Road Again" by Willie Nelson or "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey, compiling a playlist for a road trip is a key part of the experience.
As PGA Tour hit by Covid-19 outbreak, Rose feels 'very safe'
Although more players are pulling out of the upcoming Travelers Championship event due to positive Covid-19 tests, the British golfer says he still feels comfortable with the current safety measures in place.
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Morikawa reflects on PGA Championship triumph
Just 15 months after leaving university, American golfer Collin Morikawa is on top of the world having won the PGA Championship.
Collin Morikawa wins first major of 2020
The 23-year-old is the third youngest to win the PGA Championship
The golfer who drove over 4,000 miles across the US to play in tournaments
Based in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Viktor Hovland has been driving between tournaments all across the country for the last few months to avoid flying during the coronavirus pandemic, traveling over 4000 miles in the process.
Koepka looks to make it three in a row at PGA Championship
Brooks Koepka will be the first to tell you that he isn't your typical pro golfer. The four-time major champion is known as the stoic, muscle-bound, gym rat but he wants to show he's a different person away from the golf course.
Coronavirus continues to impact the PGA Tour
CNN's Don Riddell caught up with one of the world's top golfers, England's Justin Rose, to find out his concerns about health and travel while on the PGA Tour.
Lee Westwood: Golf probably hasn't addressed racial diversity enough
Seven-time Ryder Cup winner Lee Westwood tells Amanda Davies that he feels that golf probably hasn't addressed racial diversity in the sport enough.
Golf in the land of fire and ice
Iceland has some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, so it's only natural that their golf courses are dramatic and amazing.
Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning win The Match II
Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning won The Match II: Champions for Charity over Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady, but there were plenty of highlights along the way.
Golf 'lends itself more to social distancing,' says PGA Tour commissioner
While sport around the globe has been canceled, the spread-out nature of the golf means that returning on the week of June 8 to 14 -- which has been proposed -- is a realistic option for Jay Monahan.
Tiger Woods' 2019 career renaissance
Don Riddell sits down with 15-time major winner Tiger Woods to talk about his career renaissance in 2019 and what comes next on the golf course.
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