Breakfast Balls

The sleeping giant of a golf content machine that is the European Tour is back this week with an absolutely insane video featuring Marcus Armitage attempting to beat the world record for...

As I sit here, 16 hours into dose dos of the COVID vaccine, I reflect on how I expected to feel—maybe a little shade of Tiger at the Barclays scratching and clawing my way through.

Yes, we know that golf is on pretty much every weekend. But there's always something about the post-Masters lull that drags. Hideki gets it...

That's right, Golf Reddit coming through on this hallowed Masters week with a supercut of all the Nantz intros from day one. And wouldn't ya know that Nantz didn't intro the infamous "Hello, Friends" drop until 2000! "Hi Everybody" just doesn't hit the same.

Golf Digest roped me in this week with a "Week in the Life" article profiling Billy Horschel and the results... were shocking.

For starters, Billy's favorite airline is Delta. Because flying private is kinda pricy.

In honor of the PGA Tour actually giving us something different this week at the Dell Match Play event—it got us thinking about what other wild formats they should try.

Besides finding another use for some of our holiday 2020 shots, this story comes courtesy of u/nickolasjt. The title of his post was a real grabber...

Assaulted on the Course and How I Almost Committed a Homicide (My Story)

It was 50 years ago when astronaut Alan Shephard teed it up on the moon. Proudly and publicly proclaiming to ground control that he hit it "miles and miles and miles" and privately thinking to himself, who the f&%# is ever going to prove me wrong.

Yep, Johnny Manziel revealed this week on Chris Long's podcast (...uh, where now?) that he is giving himself 12 years to make the PGA tour.

INSANE to think it's been 25 years since Happy Gilmore first debuted. And for some of us, during peak 90's Sandler days, it was low key Happy that introduced us to the game in the first place. Showing the first clues that golf didn't have to be so buttoned up—let your hair down a bit.

The Aussies are at it again with this mind-blowing idea for a golf course. Spanning 848 miles of Australian outback, the idea behind Nullarbor Links is that each town's club "hosts" one hole and over the course of several days, players travel from town to town, playing one hole in each location.