Golf Digest

Golf Digest is a monthly magazine focused on golf, published by Discovery, Inc. in the United States. It caters to a wide audience, discussing recreational golf as well as competitive play for both men and women. Condé Nast also puts out more niche publications like Golf for Women, Golf World, and Golf World Business. The magazine was first launched in 1950 and was acquired by The New York Times Company in 1969. Later, in 2001, The Times sold its magazine division to Condé Nast. Golf Digest operates from its headquarters in New York City. On May 13, 2019, Discovery, Inc. purchased Golf Digest from Condé Nast to enhance its offerings on GolfTV.

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Donald Trump cites old Sam Snead motto in defense of his decision to accept $400 million private jet from Qatar

1 day ago | golfdigest.com | Coleman Bentley

It’s another week in America. The sun rises and sets. Monday turns to Tuesday, Tuesday to Wednesday. Half the country is disgusted with President Donald Trump while the other half worships him. Stop us if you’ve heard this before. Ordinarily, the Trump administration’s comings and goings wouldn’t be the purview of a golf website such as this one. Those topics are better handled by more qualified news organizations.
PGA Championship DFS picks 2025: Why Bryson is my favorite play in Charlotte

1 day ago | golfdigest.com | Andy Lack

The PGA Tour heads to Charlotte for the second major of the year, the PGA Championship. The host venue this week will be Quail Hollow Club, host of the 2017 PGA Championship and the annual event now known as the Truist Championship (held last week in Philadelphia with Quail’s major hosting duties). Quail Hollow was designed in 1961 by George Cobb, but it has seen multiple renovations in the years since by Tom Fazio.
The story behind Justin Thomas' season-altering putter change

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Jonathan Wall

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In the aftermath of his first win in three years at the RBC Heritage, Justin Thomas was asked to explain a sudden resurgence on the greens. Coming off a season where he ranked 174th in SG: Putting, literally anything would have been considered an improvement. However, this improvement felt different. It felt sustainable. Thomas credited conversations with fellow pro Xander Schauffele for helping him get in a better headspace.
Aaron Rodgers-Steelers saga takes bizarre turn as Pittsburgh country club denies report that Rodgers is their newest member

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Coleman Bentley

As far as a summer sports sagas go, Aaron Rodgers’ will-he, won’t-he flirtation with the Pittsburgh Steelers has failed to move the needle. We’ve been here before with the Rodgers, who. much like his Green Bay predecessor Brett Favre, has cried "retirement!" one too many times for anyone to care. Plus, what we're really talking about is a league-average QB joining a league-average team. If that gets your juices flowing, you live west of Williamsport and east of Youngstown.
PGA Championship 2025: LIV golfer has only played Quail Hollow on PlayStation, calls it a ‘monster’

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Greg Gottfried

Dean Burmester finished T-12, tied with Rory McIlroy, at the 2024 PGA Championship at Valhalla. He shot a six under on Friday and ultimately earned an exemption into this year’s major through his stellar play. One would think the LIV golfer and driving specialist would be a dark horse at Quail Hollow this year, except for this one pesky thing: He only knows the course through video games.
Xander Schauffele unveils menu for PGA Champions Dinner because every tournament has to have a champions dinner now

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Coleman Bentley

The Champions Dinner used to be the exclusive domain of the Masters. In simpler times, it was the only culinary news golf fans had to keep up with on a yearly basis. Those days are gone, baby, gone. The year is 2025 and champions dinners now dot the golf landscape like cranberries on a walnut salad. That includes the site of the 2025 PGA Championship, Quail Hollow, where Xander Schauffele will celebrate his 2024 Wanamaker win with a meal fit for a champ. Dig in.
PGA Championship 2025: The things that still shock us about Scottie Scheffler's bizarre arrest

4 days ago | golfdigest.com | Joel Beall

Of the many remarkable chapters in Scottie Scheffler's historic 2024 season, none were more surprising than a Friday morning in Louisville that began in a jail cell and ended with him in contention at the PGA Championship. An incident forever shattering the notion that the world's top-ranked golfer was "boring." It was 6:15 a.m. when Scheffler, driving a marked player-courtesy vehicle, approached Valhalla Golf Club for his second-round tee time.
Greg Norman involved in frightening emergency on private jet

4 days ago | golfdigest.com | Tod Leonard

Tragic, disturbing incidents have been happening in the skies over the U.S. this year, and no one is immune. Greg Norman, a 40-year flier on private aircraft, can attest to that.
This mother and son duo is taking on the world of golf course design together

4 days ago | golfdigest.com | Keely Levins

Getting into the family business wasn’t something Cynthia Dye McGarey ever planned on doing. Many of her family members had become involved in golf course architecture. Most famously, her uncle is Pete Dye. But Cynthia had gone to school to become a landscape architect. She never thought she’d be where she is now: decades into a career of golf course design, currently in business with her son, Matt. Cynthia grew up playing golf on the course her grandfather designed.
How to play 'Poker': The game that requires a deck of cards in addition to your clubs

5 days ago | golfdigest.com | Christopher Powers

Golf Games Explained is exactly what it sounds like. You want to mix it up and try something new for once? Well, someone has to do the thankless work of playing different golf formats and telling you if it's worth it. You can thank me later. If you're a hardcore gambler on the golf course, chances are you're no stranger to a game of cards, either. Now, just imagine you could have the best of both worlds all in the same four-hour span?