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DOUG FERGUSON: Norman conquest long on promise, short on details - Vimarsana News

DOUG FERGUSON: Norman conquest long on promise, short on details

A small contingent of golf's biggest names are at a tropical resort late in the season, just like 27 years ago.

Thomas, Koepka focus on PGA not Norman's new league - Vimarsana News

Thomas, Koepka focus on PGA not Norman's new league

Major winners Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka said Wednesday that are keeping their focus on the US PGA Tour rather than the new Saudi-backed circuit being guided by Greg Norman.

Bryson DeChambeau: PGA Tour Needs to Handle Brooks Koepka Rewarding Fans for Heckling - Vimarsana News

Bryson DeChambeau: PGA Tour Needs to Handle Brooks Koepka Rewarding Fans for Heckling

The rivalry between Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka took another turn during the Memorial Tournament this weekend. Koepka, who isn't playing in the...

Tiger Woods Says Rehab Is More Painful Than Anything - Vimarsana News

Tiger Woods Says Rehab Is More Painful Than Anything

Tiger Woods Says Rehab Is More Painful Than Anything He Has Ever Experienced: Three months after enduring traumatic leg injuries in a single-car crash outside LA.

Column: It's hard to keep score when paying for popularity - Vimarsana News

Column: It's hard to keep score when paying for popularity

Some players knew about it more than a year ago when the tour was getting ready to roll out the program until the coronavirus pandemic got in the way. Others said they didn’t know until a month ago. One player found out on Twitter. He probably won’t make the top 10. It goes against the ideal of golf being the ultimate meritocracy. But it has merit, especially with groups backed by Saudi riches trying to lure away golf’s top players to a team-based league. “I don’t think it’s going to be perfect,” Rory McIlroy said. “But again, I think it was a prudent move on the tour’s part...