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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From the clubhouse to the doghouse, golfer goes viral for working on his swing in hospital room during wife’s labor

1 day ago | golfdigest.com | Coleman Bentley

Summer is here, and golfers from Tucson to Timbuktu are grinding to get their games into shape. Whether prepping for that big Scotland trip or simply trying to break 80, we’re all getting our cuts in anywhere we can, from the range to the supermarket to … the delivery room? At least that’s what TikToker Steven Rideaux (@RoundsWithRideaux) did this week while passing the time during his wife D’asha’s 12-hour labor.
This hero deleting beers in a maple leaf shirt at lunchtime on Thursday should be the new mascot of the RBC Canadian Open

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Coleman Bentley

While the RBC Canadian Open is primarily known as a U.S. Open tune-up to us Yanks, to the fine, hearty people of Canada, it's their national championship. They get one PGA Tour stop a year, and they make the most of it, building party holes that look like hockey rinks, dangling buzzed fans hundreds of feet in the air and even truck-sticking tour pros during the trophy ceremony. Needless to say, there’s never dull moment north of the border. But don’t take our word for it.
Nick Taylor: What's In My Bag

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Nick Taylor

Nick Taylor is a five-time PGA Tour winner, including the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii. Back in 2023, he became the first Canadian to win his national open. "I started messing with a hybrid at the Zurich Classic in 2023," Taylor said. "I wanted something I could hit 230 to 235 yards.
'Blood everywhere': Korn Ferry Tour pro tells story of scary car accident 6 days before qualifying for first U.S. Open

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Coleman Bentley

The last time Alistair Docherty graced the digital pages of Golf Digest, the news wasn’t so great. At the Korn Ferry Tour Championship back in October, Docherty needed a runner-up finish to climb into the top 30 and earn his PGA Tour card. Docherty lived up to his end of the bargain, firing a final-round 68 that moved him into a joint tie for second, but there was catch. Docherty could only be tied with one other player to earn the points he needed.
Rory McIlroy makes surprising equipment change ahead of the U.S. Open

2 days ago | golfdigest.com | Jonathan Wall

One of the biggest stories in professional golf over the last several weeks has been Rory McIlroy's driver — arguably the biggest weapon in his bag. When you routinely bomb it over 315 yards and lead the PGA Tour in most driving metrics, it's natural to gawk when the driver is unsheathed. The problem is that no one wants to talk about Rory's prowess off the tee, but rather how his TaylorMade's Qi10 driver was deemed to be non-conforming at the PGA Championship.
Charlie Woods shoots up junior rankings after win, gets Brandel Chamblee seal of approval

3 days ago | golfdigest.com | Greg Gottfried

Heading into last week's Team TaylorMade Invitational, Charlie Woods was the 609th-ranked golfer in the AJGA Boys Rankings. Now, after his impressive first win on the circuit, buoyed by a final-round 66, the 16-year-old rocketed up to No. 14. For those who can’t (or don’t want to) do the math, that’s 595 spots all because of one great weekend.
Johnson Wagner attempts Tiger Woods’ iconic Canadian Open bunker shot, somehow emerges with pride intact

3 days ago | golfdigest.com | Coleman Bentley

For the past 18 months, Johnson Wagner has served as Golf Channel’s de-facto crash-test dummy. Since he nearly tore UCL trying to Zapruder a Rory McIlroy water ball at the 2024 Players Championship, Wagner has traveled the globe, recreating some of professional golf’s toughest shots with, um, mixed results.
2025 RBC Canadian Open tee times, TV coverage, viewer's guide

4 days ago | golfdigest.com | Greg Gottfried

The PGA Tour returns to the Great White North this week for the RBC Canadian Open, one of the oldest non-majors on the golf schedule. However, this year will feature a new host course, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, as Canadians and non-Canadians alike look to build some momentum before the U.S. Open. A two-time winner of this event, Rory McIlroy, is in the field after skipping last week's signature event, the Memorial.
Masters 2026 ticket applications are now available ... and the ticket prices went up

4 days ago | golfdigest.com | Christopher Powers

You can now apply for tickets to the 2026 Masters, because it's never too early to make your Augusta National dreams come true. Well, technically, you could have applied on Sunday, with applications opening on June 1. They will, however, close on June 20, so time is already of the essence for those hoping to win golf's golden ticket. You can apply right on Masters.com and, should you win, payments can be made in late July.
Jason Day on becoming a golf fashion icon and his 'freak accident' wrist injury

4 days ago | golfdigest.com | Christopher Powers

Jason Day has been battling the injury bug for most of his career, even as a young player. But now he's 37, a wily PGA Tour veteran by today's standards, making him even more susceptible to the odd bump or bruise, including ones that occur off the golf course. RELATED: Max Homa evades caddie questions after carrying own bag at qualifier "Long story short, I was moving a bike and something popped in my [left] wrist," Day revealed to us on this week's episode of The Loop podcast.