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Jordan Spieth Goes For Career Grand Slam At PGA Championship
Jordan Spieth could become just the sixth man to win all four majors in the modern era Jordan Spieth could become just the sixth man to win all four majors in the modern era This article Jordan Spieth Goes For Career Grand Slam At PGA Championship appeared first on Golf Monthly.
'A bit embarrassing': Back on Tour, Masters champ Hideki Matsuyama details surreal past month
Matsuyama, one month removed from his Masters victory at Augusta National, returns to the PGA Tour at this week's AT&T Bryson Nelson. The post ‘A bit embarrassing’: Back on Tour, Masters champ Hideki Matsuyama details surreal past month appeared first on Golf.
Spieth returns to Tour after bout with COVID
Jordan Spieth revealed Tuesday that he contracted COVID-19 shortly after the Masters, forcing him to take time off, but he's back for the Byron Nelson.
AT&T Byron Nelson is back, but not where you might expect it
With a new home at TPC Craig Ranch north of Dallas, the Nelson banks on Texas-sized local appeal to reclaim swagger on PGA Tour
R&A expects 'significant' number of fans at Open Championship
Martin Slumbers said he expects a “significant number of fans” to attend the Open Championship this summer.
Thomas Bjørn to headline star-studded field at Trevose
Thomas Bjørn, the 2018 Ryder Cup winning captain and 15-time European Tour winner, will make his Legends Tour debut at the Farmfoods European Legends Links Championship hosted by Ian Woosnam at Trevose Golf & Country Club from June 18-20, 2021. The most successful Danish golfer of all-time turned 50 earlier this year and will make …
Cheyenne Woods, fueled by a wrong ball penalty, medals at U.S. Women’s Open qualifier
Cheyenne Woods won the Spring Lake, New Jersey, U.S. Women's Open qualifier by five strokes on Monday and credited a two-stroke penalty for lighting the fire that got her there. On the par-4 seventh hole at Spring Lake Golf Club, both Woods and her ...
Legends Tour launches Celebrity Series
The Legends Tour today launched the innovative Celebrity Series and confirmed its first five Celebrity Ambassadors, who will be joined by other stars of sport and screen to compete for a spot in the Grand Final, which will take place in the Indian Ocean at the end of the year. There will be four Celebrity …
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U.S. pulls off a close Walker Cup victory amid a dazzling Seminole backdrop
The U.S. team got the win everyone predicted. Captain Nathaniel Crosby received the proper curtain call. And Seminole Golf Club dazzled.
PGA Tour: Rory McIlroy bags first win since 2019
Rory McIlroy has won the Wells Fargo Championship on the PGA Tour, ahead of Abraham Ancer in second place. The Northern Irishman scored a final round of 68 at Quail Hollow Club, winning his first title since the US Open at Pebble Beach in November 2019.This weekend marked his third win at Quail Hollow, having made his breakout win here back in 2010.After a long slump in his career, McIlroy thanked fans for their continued support on Twitter. (@McIlroyRory / Twitter)Abraham Ancer came in second place, losing out on the title by just one shot and Viktor Hovland and Keith Mitchell who tied for third place. McIlroy finished the Wells Fargo Championship with a total of 10 under par.UK Player Roundup: World number 52, Matt Wallace, ends the tournament at T6 rank. The Englishman took home a final round of 70 at Quail Hollow Club. He finished 5 shots behind McIlrpy with a total score of 5 under par. Tommy Fleetwood, world number 27, rounds off the tournament at T14. The Englishman took home a closing round of 70. With a total score of -2 he finished 8 shots behind McIlroy. Scotsman Russell Knox ends the tournament in T18 position. Knox, 35, logged a closing round of 72 at Quail Hollow Club. With a total score of -1 he ended up 9 strokes behind McIlroy by the end of the Wells Fargo Championship 2021.The tournament: The Wells Fargo Championship is part of the PGA Tour. The tournament was played from May 6th-9th of May 2021 at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. This year a total prize money of $8,100,000 was paid to the players, with McIlroy winning the largest sum of $1,422,000. The course for the tournament at Quail Hollow Club plays at Par 71. After last year's tournament had to be cancelled due to pandemic, Max Homa came in this year as defending champion, after his victory in 2019. Homa missed the cut this year after playing eleven over par in the first two days of the tournament. Top-5 Leaderboard: Wells Fargo Championship Pos Name Today Total 1 Rory McIlroy -3 -10 2 Abraham Ancer -5 -9 T3 Viktor Hovland -4 -8 T3 Keith Mitchell 1 -8 5 Gary Woodland 0 -7 Show complete leaderboard of Wells Fargo Championship This is a generated text. Possible errors can be reported here.
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