Tag: pga tour
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LIV Golf’s chaos would be fitting ending to league’s run | Golf Insider
When LIV Golf burst on the scene in 2021 and teed off in 2022, the new league talked about changing the game. Fast forward to 2026, and it didn’t change the game. But it was as newsworthy as a hard-to-find league could be. As the league heads into its final event of the year in…
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‘Always love teeing it up in my home state’: TPC Colorado still a smash hit at The Blue Championship
BERTHOUD — Jim Knous couldn’t miss a chance to play in The Blue Championship at the 8,000-yard TPC Colorado. Neither could Air Force graduate Kyle Westmoreland or former CU Boulder star Justin Biwer. “I always love teeing it up in my home state,” Knous said. “The people that come out to support are incredible. And…
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Cherry Hills back in spotlight for 2027 Arnold Palmer Cup | Golf Insider
The Arnold Palmer-Cherry Hills connection is well known. In 1960 at Cherry Hills Country Club, Palmer won his only U.S. Open title, staging the biggest comeback in U.S. Open history by erasing a seven-stroke deficit in the final round. Now for the second time, Palmer’s annual college Ryder Cup-style tournament is going to Cherry Hills…
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If PGA Tour returns to Colorado in 2028, take it to RainDance National | Golf Insider
A report from Sports Business Journal on Tuesday chronicled changes coming to the PGA Tour schedule in 2028. Since Brian Rolapp took over as CEO, it’s been clear the PGA Tour is in for a different look. In the report, there was plenty about changing the events and possibly having fields of 120 players. But…
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PGA Championship predictions, storylines and tee times — how low will the stars go? | Golf Insider
The second major of the season is here. The PGA Championship begins Thursday at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, with all eyes on the biggest names in golf. While this major tournament doesn’t get as much love as the other three, it is still a chance to build a golfer’s resume. Most years…
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Why Denver’s Wyndham Clark split with longtime caddie John Ellis | Golf Insider
Denver native Wyndham Clark has made a change. The 2023 U.S. Open champion and his longtime caddie, John Ellis, have decided to split after eight years working together. The Valspar Championship last week was Clark’s first tournament with new caddie Dave Pelekoudas on the bag. Clark missed the cut at the event and is set to…
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The Players Championship isn’t a major — and doesn’t need to be | Golf Insider
The focus of the golf world should be on one of the best venues in the sport, but it has shifted to a March tournament on the other side of the country. As the PGA Tour’s first signature event tees off at the beautiful Pebble Beach Golf Links, there has been talk about another big-time…
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PGA Tour makes smart move in bringing back Brooks Koepka | Golf Insider
The PGA Tour got it right. Welcome back, Brooks Koepka. It will be great to see the five-time major champion back on tour. PGA Tour Enterprises CEO Brian Rolapp said Monday that Koepka was reinstated to the tour after leaving a couple of years ago to play on the LIV Golf tour. Koepka left LIV…
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Colorado, PGA Tour golf brought memorable moments in 2025 | Golf Insider
Golf was in the spotlight often in 2025 on the national and local level. From Jim Knous’ win at the Inspirato Colorado Open to Rory McIlroy completing the career grand slam on the PGA Tour, let’s take a look at the memorable state and pro moments in golf. Pro golf’s memorable moments Colorado golf’s memorable…
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Could Tiger Woods tee it up at The Broadmoor in 2031? One college teammate says yes.
Forgive Russ Miller for dreaming, but he can easily picture the scene. The Broadmoor’s director of golf sees the crowds gathering on that first hole. He hears the starter’s voice echoing through the picturesque pines of the East Course. “Ladies and gentlemen, this is the 1:01 tee time. Please welcome, from Jupiter Island, Florida, nine-time…





