Gary Player has revealed the secrets behind staying fit and regularly playing golf at an advanced age. The 89-year-old is still physically active and has been spotted playing golf on several occasions — something many would find remarkable for someone approaching his 90th birthday.
St Andrews, often called the home of golf, is making adjustments to its famous Old Course to keep pace with the ever-increasing distance in the modern game.
Just before his 90th birthday, Gary Player made a series of bold statements that included a surprising opinion on Bobby Jones. And Jack Nicklaus is likely to disagree with what Player had to say about Jones, who is widely considered one of the best golfers ever.
There is always a bit of personal bias when it comes to naming the three greatest golfers ever, and Gary Player has added his voice to the mix with an opinion that might raise a few eyebrows.
The Career Grand Slam is one of the most difficult feats to achieve in golf. In fact, it’s so difficult that only six players in history have ever won it.
Gary Player has revealed his top three greatest golfers of all time. The 89-year-old insists he is better than Arnold Palmer and Bobby Jones but stopped just short of naming Tiger Woods as the Greatest Golfer of All Time.
President Donald Trump and Gary Player have a shared passion for golf and are known to play together regularly. Trump, who frequently plays the game, has allegedly claimed 38 Club Championship wins over the years.
Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus spent years going head-to-head in golf’s biggest tournaments. However, these days, they share a close friendship built on decades of shared history.
The golf world has seen legendary golfers over the years like Gary Player, Tiger Woods, and Jack Nicklaus. While these golfers have written their names in the history books, there are others who once appeared to be on their way to legendary status but suddenly fell off the radar.
Gary Player has never been shy about sharing his views on the game of golf, and over the years, he’s built quite a reputation for it. Throughout his career, Player was one of the sport’s most successful figures, racking up 159 wins worldwide.
Gary Player and Tom Watson have both left a lasting mark on golf, each building careers full of major victories and notable moments. Over the years, though, their relationship has not always been smooth.
Tiger Woods is widely regarded as one of the greatest golfers in history, but even the biggest names in sport aren’t immune from criticism now and then.
Gary Player’s record speaks for itself, and it stands right up there among the game’s elite. He picked up an astonishing 159 professional wins across the globe, including 24 PGA Tour victories and nine majors.
Gary Player’s place in golf history is undeniable. Across his career, he picked up 159 professional victories worldwide, including 24 wins on the PGA Tour and nine major championships.
Earlier this year, Rory McIlroy achieved something only a few golfers have accomplished. He completed his career grand slam with his victory at the Masters
Gary Player’s legacy in golf speaks for itself, built on a career full of remarkable achievements. Throughout his career, Player consistently outperformed expectations, holding his own against golf legends such as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer.
Veteran golfer Gary Player recently commented on the career of Jordan Spieth. In a brutal assessment, the 9-time major champion labeled Spieth’s career as a “tragedy” following his fall from the top.
Scottish hockey prospect Gary Kelly, Dundee Stars, and Aberdeen Lynx are at the centre of a heartbreaking story as the 19-year-old's sudden death in Ibiza has shaken the sport in Scotland and beyond.
With a little less than two weeks remaining until the 153rd Open Championship tees off at Royal Portrush, golf legend Gary Player couldn't contain his enthusiasm when I caught up with him last week.
The 2025 PGA Championship teed off on Thursday, with the deepest field in golf tackling the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. The PGA of America put the top three-ranked players in the world, Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and Xander Schauffele, together.
Long drives, pin-point tee balls on par 3s and those twisting, turning 50-foot putts are what drive the galleries crazy at professional golf tournaments, especially those of the major variety. But what about the approach shots?