On the 13th hole during his TGL match against the New York Golf Club, Tiger Woods thought he had 99 yards left to the flag.

The goal? To help your game and lower your scores ASAP. Hitting a wedge that hops and stops is one of the most sought-after shots for amateur golfers. Not only does it look cool, but it’s also ...

Tiger Woods called it one of the most embarrassing moments. His TGL teammates Kevin Kisner and Tom Kim couldn't stop laughing ...

If your chips consistently run past the hole, you may be making the wrong decision about which club or chipping method to use ...

Not surprisingly, the mixup—you can hear Tiger's team wondering what he's doing with a wedge—leading to an accidental layup ...

On Tuesday, February 18, Tiger Woods experienced one of the most embarrassing moments of his career. During the tenth TGL match, the ace golfer misheard the yardage from his Jupiter GC teammates, ...

Paul Chang narrates his hole-in-one over a phone call, and it’s all a bit of a puzzle. A milestone achieved, a curse broken, ...

Opting to climb down the embankment, Hovland located his ball sitting up on an ice plant, and after having his caddie, Oklahoma State head coach Alan Bratton, toss him his 60-degree wedge, the ...

But he made an impressive recovery. It took Berger two sand wedge shots to blast out of the bunker, and the second one could hardly have been better. It landed two inches from the hole.

It wasn't quite a walk-off, because Justin Thomas won't win the WM Phoenix Open, but the World No. 15 finished his final round at the WM Phoenix Open in style anyway.