SCOREGolf Magazine

SCOREGolf is a Canadian golf media organization that began its journey in 1980 as the official program for the Canadian Open golf tournament. Today, its magazine holds the title of the most widely circulated golf publication in Canada and has expanded into various other media formats, including television and radio.

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After a slow start to the season, Mackenzie Hughes is finding his groove

2 days ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

PGA Tour players always know where they stand when it comes to the all-important FedEx Cup ranking.They get a text from the tour at the end of every tournament that lists their weekly earnings, points gained and updated FedEx ranking. For much of the season, those messages werenâ€™t to Mackenzie Hughesâ€™ liking. No points and no money at the Sony Open. A smidgen under five points at The American Express. Fewer than 20 points at Pebble Beach and Phoenix.
McIlroy completes the career Grand Slam with Masters triumph

1 week ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

AUGUSTA, Ga. – There is beauty at the Masters beyond the magnificence of Augusta National. It lies in the club’s loyalty to hand-operated leaderboards and in its strict policy prohibiting mobile phones on the property. Those traditions mean the attending patrons — the tens of thousands of them — are often in the dark as to what is happening around the golf course. They have no scoring apps to consult. No social media accounts to track. No digital screens with highlights to seek out.
McIlroy and DeChambeau set for a heavyweight clash on Masters Sunday

1 week ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

AUGUSTA, Ga. – There’s little doubt as to who golf’s two most popular players are and wouldn’t you know it, they’ll be paired together in Sunday’s final round at the Masters. Rory McIlroy versus Bryson DeChambeau. A heavyweight battle the golf world can’t wait to see. Yes, there are other challengers, and foremost among them is Canadian Corey Conners, four shots off McIlroy’s 12-under lead and two behind DeChambeau.
A Masters morning exploring Augusta National

1 week ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Just after breakfast is a good time for a walk, so long as the weather is friendly, and boy is it ever here at Augusta National in Georgia this week. Some locales are better than others. Paths, parks and promenades. Beaches, boardwalks and boulevards. Augusta National Golf Club, on a bluebird day such as this one, would be the favourite of many. With or without professional golfers hitting shots. It is a place of brilliant colours trimmed in green beyond its grass and tree leaves.
The stars are aligning as the Masters hits the weekend

1 week ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

AUGUSTA, Ga. â€“ Rory McIlroy sat upon the dais in the Masters interview room Friday and took a long, hard look at the giant digital leaderboard to his right. The names read as such: Rose, DeChambeau, McIlroy, Scheffler, Hatton. A bit farther down were Lowry, Conners and Day. Asked for his thoughts on seeing so many stars ahead of the pack, McIlroy played it cool. â€śI was just looking for my name,â€ť he answered.
Sean Foley is under the radar and happier than ever

1 week ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Though small in stature, Sean Foley is a hard man to miss. On Friday at Augusta National, Foley stood out in his yellow slacks and navy Polo vest. He sported shades and slicked hair tucked underneath a Maxfli visor. The 50-year-old has always been a natty dresser, dating back to his days teaching juniors at Oakville, Ont.’s Glen Abbey GC.
What it's like to cover the Masters

2 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

Augusta, Ga. – For several reasons, both professional and personal, this is the first Masters I have covered in my 23 years as a golf reporter. In fact, I was not informed I’d been accredited for this year’s tournament until late January. That was a pleasant surprise, but one that left me scrambling for somewhat affordable accommodations. As such, I begged my way into the three-bedroom rental house secured by three fellow media members.
Corey Conners catches fire late to spark strong Masters start

2 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

Augusta, Ga. â€“ Mike Conners didnâ€™t see his son finish the 15th hole Thursday at the Masters. He knew Corey had hit a wonderful pitch shot from behind the green after his second shot on the par 5 went long, but a bathroom break meant he wasnâ€™t sure if his boy had converted the five-foot putt. Hey, when you gotta go, you gotta go. Told that he did, Mike smiled, but then pointed to the spot of bother Corey had put himself in with his drive on 17.
The unknown volunteers of the Masters Par-3 Contest

2 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

AUGUSTA, Ga. â€“ A rite of the Masters, which itself is a rite of spring, is to see Augusta-green chairs set up on holes well before any action takes place on them. After the gates open every day at 7 a.m., patrons walk, never run, to their favoured spots or those theyâ€™ve long desired to see in person and stake their claim. There, they plant their Masters chairs â€” $35 in the gift shop, maximum four to a person â€” and they donâ€™t move until their owners take them away.
Corey Conners aiming to contend at the Masters once again

2 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

AUGUSTA, Ga. – There are two Canadian golfers with three consecutive top 10s at the Masters and neither are named Mike Weir. Weir is obviously the most successful Canuck at Augusta National, with his 2003 victory, a T5 in 2005 and top-20 finishes in 2006, ’07 and ’08. Next best is likely George Knudson, who tied for second in 1969 after missing a 25-foot putt for birdie on the 72nd hole that would have forced a playoff with eventual winner George Archer.