Tour News

During the broadcast of the Memorial Tournament, Jack Nickalus said he was “very, very lucky” after contracting the coronavirus in March.

ESPN reported that Nickalus revealed details of his positive test for COVI-19 during an interview with Jim Nantz as part of the Memorial Tournament broadcast.

A fun final round of the Open For the Ages “tournament” saw Jack Nicklaus edge out Tiger Woods by a shot.

If you switched over to FoxSports last night and saw Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Seve Ballesteros playing golf against each other, you probably wondered what exactly was going on.

Jack Nicklaus very rarely made a mistake on the golf course, but at 80-years of age, he pulled the trigger a little too early on a congratulatory text message to Justin Thomas.

Justin Thomas bungled the last few holes at last week’s PGA Tour Workday Charity Open and found himself in a playoff against Collin Morikawa.

The Ryder Cup has rescheduled to 2021 which means the Presidents Cup will also be postponed by a year.

After months of uncertainty and rumours, the Ryder Cup may be played without fans, the event has now been officially postponed until 2021.

Ryder Cup organisers made the announcement to reschedule the event this week which also meant The Presidents Cup will also be pushed back by a year, to be played next in Charlotte, North Carolina in 2022.

The coronavirus pandemic has seen a surge in people playing golf and it’s seen many golf clubs replace the paper scorecard with a digital one.

I just wanted to share this interesting piece over at Golf Industry Central on the impact of digital scoring on club competitions and has us wondering whether we are seeing the end of the ol’ pencil and scorecard?

More fun stuff from Matthew Heath at Pinjarra Golf Club. This time it’s “Ron” as that playing partner we’ve all played with at some stage.

Ron’s on course

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