Two things most people who watched the Masters noticed, aside from Bryson DeChambeau, were the slow greens and the slow fairways.
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You hear athletes say it all the time. I just have to get out of my own way. That’s what Dustin Johnson needs to do on Sunday at the Masters.
After two days of play at the Masters, we have a leaderboard and a golf course that aren’t behaving like the ones we are used to seeing.
The length that Bryson DeChambeau can hit a golf ball should frighten owners of golf courses used for professional tournaments because he’s about to make them obsolete.
In his pre-tournament interview, Tiger Woods showed an uncharacteristically full range of emotion, particularly when discussing his 2019 Masters victory.
Nobody expected the 2020 Masters to be in November, or that it would be spectator-less or that it might feature a tropical storm as a patron.
EPSN made Andy North, Curtis Strange and Scott Van Pelt available for a pre-Masters conversation, where they focused on DeChambeau, Woods, and Phil.
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Bryson DeChambeau recently reported that his launch monitor clocked one if his drives at 403 yards. Even if it’s off by 15 yards, that’s a long way.
his week, Phil Mickelson is playing at the ZOZO Championship at Sherwood CC, a place he knows but has played only once in a co-sanctioned PGA Tour event.
Ernie Else has taken over the number one spot on the Champions Tour with a pair of wins in his rookie season on the tour.
Distance has been an issue in golf forever. Everybody who plays wants to hit it longer. But Bryson DeChambeau has taken it to a new level.
Sergio Garcia has built an admirable, Hall-of-Fame worthy career. It's time to give the Spaniard his due for the player he is.
It’s not their fault. It’s nobody’s fault. Bryson DeChambeau, Matthew Wolff and countless others have more power on the golf course than ever before.
Bryson DeChambeau beat the doubters and a tough U.S. Open golf course by winning at Winged Foot. And physics played a big part in the victory.
Can Bryson DeChambeau win the U.S. Open? Can Rory McIlroy rally from behind? Sunday's round will tell the story at Winged Foot.
Face it, the U.S. Open is like the pretty girls or handsome guys who would never talk to you. They’re magnetic but a little bit mean.
Find out what Rory McIlory, Tiger Woods, Dustin Johnson, and Justin Thomas are saying about the 2020 U.S. Open at Winged Foot.
Butch Harmon, who once coached Tiger Woods, got his start under the watchful eye of his father, Claude Harmon, Sr., once the professional at Winged Foot.
Just as there are horses for courses, there are courses for horses and courses for long shots. The U.S. Open and Winged Foot is a course for horses.