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The 2025 TGL Playoffs get underway on March 17, with Los Angeles facing New York. Here's complete TGL Playoff TV coverage and streaming info.

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Rory McIlroy and J.J. Spaun will play a Monday playoff for the 2025 Players Championship title. Here's conplete TV coverage for Monday.

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McIlroy and Spaun will vie for the title after four-hour Sunday rain delay. Plus, notes on how key holes played after recent changes, and Niemann wins again to build Masters momentum.

J.J. Spaun’s caddie, Mark Carens, told him five words on the 18th hole at the Players Championship. They set up a career-changing day. .

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The unsung hero of Players Championship is Danny Walker, whose journey from alternate to contender left him $850,000 richer.

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Rory McIlroy and J.J. Spaun will meet in a playoff Monday to determine the Players Championship. Here are nine things to know.

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Joaquín Niemann of Chile won the LIV Golf Singapore by five strokes Sunday, securing his second victory in four events this season.

Joaquín Niemann shot a 64 to move up the leaderboard and tie Dustin Johnson for the second-round lead at LIV Golf Singapore.

J.J. Spaun watched his 25-foot putt swirl 360 degrees around the cup and drop for par, a fitting end to a wild, windy Saturday at the Players Championship that gave him a one-shot lead going into the final round of the richest tournament in golf.

Scottie Scheffler posted rounds of 3-under 69 and 70 to start this week's Players and was six shots back of the leaders when he concluded his morning round Friday.

Despite a bogey on 18, Justin Thomas fired a jaw-dropping 62 that tied the TPC Sawgrass record (Tom Hoge, 2023) and gave him a whopping 16-shot improvement over Thursday's 78.

Min Woo Lee and Akshay Bhatia shared the lead at the Players Championship going into a weekend with strong wind in the forecast and the potential for a wide-open chase.

Wyndham Clark withdrew from the Players Championship on Friday afternoon after 27 holes because of a neck injury.

Collin Morikawa addresses the backlash he has received from members of the golf media after he defended his decision to skip out on the media following last week's tournament loss.

Golf Legends: The Greatest Players in Golf History

Golf has been shaped by many legendary players who have set records, influenced the game, and left lasting legacies. Here’s a look at some of the greatest golf legends of all time.

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1. Jack Nicklaus (The Golden Bear)

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 18 Major Championships (Most in golf history)
• Career Highlights:
  • 6 Masters titles (Record)
  • 4 U.S. Open titles
  • 3 British Open titles
  • 5 PGA Championships
• Legacy: Known for his mental toughness, course management, and clutch performances, Nicklaus remains the most decorated major winner in history. His longevity and ability to compete at the highest level for decades cement his status as golf’s greatest champion.

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2. Tiger Woods

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 15 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 5 Masters titles
  • 4 PGA Championships
  • 3 U.S. Open titles
  • 3 British Open titles
  • Won the Tiger Slam (Held all 4 Majors at once in 2000-2001)
• Legacy: Arguably the most dominant golfer in modern history, Woods revolutionized the sport with his power, precision, and unmatched mental focus. His comeback victory at the 2019 Masters is one of the greatest moments in golf history.

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3. Arnold Palmer (The King)

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 7 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 4 Masters titles
  • 2 British Open titles
  • 1 U.S. Open title
• Legacy: Palmer was instrumental in popularizing golf worldwide. With his aggressive style, charismatic personality, and devoted fanbase (Arnie’s Army), he became one of the most beloved figures in sports history.

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4. Ben Hogan (The Hawk)

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 9 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 4 U.S. Open titles
  • 2 Masters titles
  • 2 PGA Championships
  • 1 British Open title
• Legacy: Hogan is known for his legendary ball-striking, disciplined work ethic, and comeback from a near-fatal car accident to win 6 more Majors. His book Five Lessons: The Modern Fundamentals of Golf is a must-read for golfers.

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5. Bobby Jones

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 13 Major Championships (Pre-Masters Era)
• Career Highlights:
  • Won the Grand Slam (all 4 major championships in 1930)
  • Co-founded The Masters Tournament
• Legacy: Jones was a true amateur legend, winning all his major titles while never turning professional. He was instrumental in shaping Augusta National Golf Club and The Masters.

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6. Gary Player (The Black Knight)

• Country: South Africa
• Major Wins: 9 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 3 Masters titles
  • 3 British Open titles
  • 2 PGA Championships
  • 1 U.S. Open title (Completing the Career Grand Slam)
• Legacy: One of the fittest and most dedicated golfers, Player was a global ambassador for golf, winning over 160 professional tournaments worldwide.

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7. Sam Snead

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 7 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 3 Masters titles
  • 3 PGA Championships
  • 1 British Open title
  • PGA Tour wins record (82 victories, tied with Tiger Woods)
• Legacy: Known for his effortless swing and incredible longevity, Snead remained competitive well into his 60s. His record 82 PGA Tour victories is one of golf’s greatest achievements.

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8. Tom Watson

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 8 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 5 British Open titles
  • 2 Masters titles
  • 1 U.S. Open title
• Legacy: Watson is regarded as one of the greatest links golfers, dominating The Open Championship. His near-win at the 2009 Open at age 59 is one of golf’s most inspiring moments.

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9. Walter Hagen

• Country: USA
• Major Wins: 11 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 5 PGA Championships
  • 4 British Open titles
  • 2 U.S. Open titles
• Legacy: Hagen was golf’s first true showman, helping elevate the sport's popularity. His 11 Majors rank third all-time, behind Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.

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10. Seve Ballesteros

• Country: Spain
• Major Wins: 5 Major Championships
• Career Highlights:
  • 3 British Open titles
  • 2 Masters titles
  • Led Europe to multiple Ryder Cup victories
• Legacy: One of the most charismatic players in history, Ballesteros was a short-game genius and helped grow European golf’s global presence.

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Honorable Mentions

• Byron Nelson – Won 11 consecutive PGA Tour events in 1945.
• Lee Trevino – 6-time Major winner and one of the greatest shot-makers.
• Phil Mickelson – 6-time Major winner, known for his bold, risk-taking style.

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Conclusion

These golf legends have shaped the sport with their records, unique styles, and unforgettable moments. From the dominance of Nicklaus and Woods to the elegance of Palmer and Hogan, their legacies continue to inspire future generations of golfers.

The inaugural season of TGL is coming to a close. Who will take home the league's first championship? Find out how to catch the action on ESPN.

I’ve defended Rory McIlroy a lot over the years.

He was put in a tough spot with the PGA Tour-LIV saga—even when he has taken 180-degree opinion turns on golf’s divide, I’ve generally accepted that the situation is complicated and his intentions are genuine (relative to his peers, at least). I appreciate that he has been willing to speak his mind and be honest with media.

Having said that, Rory has had a tough week at the Players Championship.

Things got off to an awkward start during his pre-tournament press conference. Rory, who is leading the charge with TGL, basically scoffed at the idea of watching YouTube golf.

“I’m not of that generation,” McIlroy said. “I’d much rather watch this golf tournament on Saturday and Sunday than watch YouTube golf.”

Dustin Johnson leads by three shots after a bogey-free 63 in the opening round at the LIV Golf Singapore tournament at Sentosa Golf Club.

Who would’ve guessed it?

The brand know for neon golf balls and splatter prints galore has teamed up with an equally bold and bodacious artist for a limited edition collaboration.

Introducing Vice x Greg Mike. Mike, a renowned street artist based in Atlanta has a unique cartoony-vibe that pairs perfectly with Vice’s disruptive attitude.

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Mike’s fun flair plays well with Vice’s Pro golf balls and their new mallet putter, the VGP02. My favorite piece, though, is the towel that looks like a Mike mural you might find in downtown Atlanta.

You can shop the entire collection now at Vice.

Lefties, you know the drill.

You read about a slick new club on MyGolfSpy. You’re eager to try it out. You head to the local shop with a blessing from your spouse and a credit card in hand.

“No, there are no left-handed options. ” “Sucks to suck” quips the wiry, young cashier as you fall to your knees in the middle of the store.

Nightmare? Nah. This is the reality of being cursed with left-hand dominance. It’s almost as bad as that pesky pencil smear you get on your pinky every time you write.

Options have grown over the years but there are still plenty of times where lefties are left out. This year, Vice made it a point to include those of us who hit from the “wrong” side of the golf ball.