Winning two majors only made Xander Schauffele that much more eager for the next one. The only downer about winning the claret jug at Royal Troon was knowing it would be more than eight months until ...

As the 2025 golf season begins, here is a list of wishes for the upcoming year. 1. Brooke Henderson return to the top 10 of the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings. Winless for nearly two years, the ...

Among our Top 10 moments were emotional first-time tour winners at our national championships and a memorable Friday in Montreal. There was not an historic victory, like that of Nick Taylor at Oakdale ...

Calgary’s Hannah Isinghood is among the first cohort of recipients of a scholarship from the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews. On most days, Hannah Isinghood’s alarm goes off at 4:15 a.m., ...

The best Canadian golf products, brands stories and individuals are recognized in the second instalment of the awards. Wrapping up this year’s Younger Awards — tightened to two instalments this year — ...

A contingent of Canadians are hoping to earn their PGA Tour cards for the 2025 season via PGA Tour Q-School. Final Stage qualifying for PGA Tour Q-School takes place this week in Florida. The 72-hole ...

Golf clubs, balls, shoes and accessories of the year are featured in part one of the two-part awards piece. Golf had another banner equipment season in 2024, so it’s time to acknowledge the best of ...

Developed by Derek Ingram and Tristan Mullally, Tour Habits is an easy-to-use, multi-purpose golf training aid. Tour Habits is a new multi-purpose all-Canadian golf training aid brainstormed by Golf ...

Scottie Scheffler’s success this year is drawing comparisons to Tiger Woods’s historic 2000 season. As much of a wasteland as the social media platform formerly known as Twitter has become, there ...

Breaking new ground, the DS-ADAPT woods and irons aim to help improve mid and high-handicap golfers’ ball-striking. Game changer is an overused narrative in golf, but for Cobra Golf’s new DARKSPEED DS ...

While listening to the latest “Duffer’s Literary Companion” podcast from the estimable co-hosts Stephen Proctor and Jim Hartsell, I stopped in my tracks. I was out walking, and sat on a bench to ...