Sean Martin

Talk to those around Sam Burns and they applaud his mental toughness. He’s going to need it today. This ball is one example they cite. Read it closely and it says “First par. 2016 SEC. Hole 8.” And it is signed by Sam. Burns, the 2014 AJGA Player of the Year, got off to a https://t.co/zIwaCz9QAX

Not the first time Scottie has found himself in a pew.

Bold strategy from The Dentist for an opening par. https://t.co/CpV1ImADDI

👀 Hopefully the start of some fun pairings this summer… https://t.co/gNDzHGzFm0

RT @espn: CAL POLY ELIMINATES 12-SEED OREGON 🤯 https://t.co/KRLQqjDTcD

RT @CalPolyBSB: THE MUSTANGS ARE BIG WEST CHAMPIONS! 🏆 For the second time in program history, Cal Poly take home the hardware as conferen…

We made it to New York! https://t.co/i1TNpkMesS

Jhonattan Vegas’ lead at the PGA Championship is a good opportunity to recall his incredible route to the PGA TOUR, one that involved sacrifice, risk and an indomitable optimism. Jhonattan was 17 when he moved to the United States from Venezuela, arriving with just his clubs, a

Sepp Straka is one of the most accurate players on TOUR. He’s 2nd in SG: Approach and 14th in Driving Accuracy. And now he’s a top-10 player in the world. You’ll often see him hitting shots with an alignment stick under his right armpit. Watch below to learn why. https://t.co/BZt1JHA9jW

Sepp Straka’s path to becoming a top-10 player in the world: His twin brother drew more interest from college coaches. Sepp had to redshirt at Georgia because of the chipping yips. He made just one cut in his first season on PGA TOUR Americas, spent two years on the Korn Ferry https://t.co/uVPFZJG48O

Max Homa is T10 halfway through the Truist Championship. The most promising sign is his play off the tee. He's 4th in SG: Off-the-Tee, 1st in Driving Accuracy and 9th in Driving Distance this week. He entered the week ranked 120th or worse in all three stats for the season.

Andrew Novak made $30,111 in his first two years as a pro. This year? He's earned more money than Scottie Scheffler ($5.6 million).

Blades Brown finished T2 on the Korn Ferry Tour on Sunday. What the 17-year-old now faces, as a teenaged pro without status on any tour, is similar to what Jordan Spieth faced at the start of his career. Both Brown and Spieth had to choose between finite opportunities on the PGA https://t.co/M6kolACRdi

Blades Brown heaters are becoming a fun thing to follow. He played these 7 holes in -8 to shoot 61 today on the Korn Ferry Tour. Wild stuff for a 17-year-old! Earlier this year, he made 8 birdies in 9 holes on the PGA TOUR. https://t.co/XzgrCdVSZU

Rory McIlroy has been in the top 10 of the world ranking alongside both Kenny Perry, who turns 65 this year, and Ludvig Åberg, who is 25.

Only once since 2009 has Rory McIlroy ended a year outside the top 10 in the world ranking. The lone exception was 2017. He ended the year ranked 11th. https://t.co/JPDSxxxi1h

RT @KylePorterNS: I have not lamented not having my own pod until the last week or so of not really having an outlet to discuss the Masters…