Alex Myers

6 days ago | golfdigest.com | Alex Myers

New Releases Apple TV+ unveiled the trailer for "Stick," an upcoming comedy series about golf starring Owen Wilson. But it also looks like the show will tug at viewers' heartstrings as well. Wilson plays Pryce Cahill, a former PGA Tour star whose career came undone a couple decades before. Now mired in mid-life crisis, Cahill finds purpose—and a shot at golf redemption—in a 17-year-old prodigy played by Peter Dager.

6 days ago | golfdigest.com | Alex Myers

News Douglas P. DeFelice Charlie Woods made a big improvement in his second attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open, but it still wasn't enough to advance past local qualifying. The 16-year-old son of 15-time major champ Tiger Woods shot a three-over-par 75 at Wellington (Fla.) Golf Club on Thursday. He was seven shots short of moving on to final qualifying. RELATED: How good is Charlie Woods?

1 week ago | golfdigest.com | Alex Myers

If you're able to secure a tee time at Bethpage Black—a particularly hot topic of late—you might wind up getting something even cooler: Ryder Cup tickets. The PGA of America announced on Wednesday the launch of "The People's Perk," a large-scale ticket giveaway to the 2025 Ryder Cup, which will be contested at Bethpage Black Sept. 26-28. RELATED: Bethpage Black fights back against tee time bots The best part? You don't have to do anything to win. Other than be playing golf.

1 week ago | golfdigest.com | Alex Myers

Those playing in this week's PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship are getting the thrill of competing on a golf course, Whistling Straits, that's hosted both PGA Championships and a Ryder Cup. And with Golf Channel broadcasting the event, they also get a chance to be on TV.

1 week ago | golfdigest.com | Alex Myers

As we saw by Rory McIlroy's emotional reaction to winning the Masters and completing the career Grand Slam, the guy was under an insane amount of pressure to finally get the job done. McIlroy admitted he felt "pure relief" after winning the playoff against Justin Rose to make (more) golf history. But the now five-time major champ thinks it might be even more difficult for Jordan Spieth to join the Grand Slam club. And Rory's reasoning makes perfect sense.