It’s been a few months since the golf world got up in arms about a good backstopping controversy. The phenomenon, which has grown in prominence and given way to outrage over the past three years, occurs …
The Open Championship has a lot of perks and traditions to it, but perhaps one of the coolest things about the world’s oldest major championship is that any diehard golfer with the necessary means and paperwork …
One of the hot-button issues of 2018 needed only two weeks in 2019 to rear its head once again. “Backstopping” — the act of leaving a ball unmarked and in the line of play of a …
Welcome to The Pin Sheet, a quick guide for your day in golf that pairs beautifully with our Clubhouse Newsletter. Between this daily aggregation and the Newsletter, you’ll find everything you need to know that’s going …
Bryson DeChambeau entered the third round of the Safeway Open with a two-shot lead and his game seemingly in complete control. However, his Saturday round went about as sideways as it can for a pro who …
The 2019 golf season hasn’t even begun for most in the United States, but already it’s been a controversial campaign. From the unveiling of the new, modernized Rules of Golf, to Matt Kuchar’s caddie dilemma, the …
A back-burner topic had the heat turned up this week as 2016 PGA Championship winner Jimmy Walker waded into the controversial waters that surround the practice of “backstopping.” Backstopping is the act of players intentionally not …
Phil Mickelson notched his best finish on the PGA Tour at the Safeway Open on Sunday, but there’s an argument growing steam that believes Mickelson and Chesson Hadley were robbed of more than $100,000. The …
