Tom Watson once claimed that most amateur golfers use a grip that is too weak, preventing them from ever realising their full potential. The grip is potentially one of the most overlooked parts of a player’s game.
Tom Watson once revealed that he would rather start his warm-up before a round by attempting to hit his three-iron due to it being the most difficult club to strike.
Patrick Reed was the best performer for the United States team during the 2014 Ryder Cup at Gleneagles. Reed took 3.5 points from four matches at the Ryder Cup in 2014.
Gary Player continued in his role as Honorary Starter at The Masters this year, where he was again joined by Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson. The legendary trio were once again given a warm welcome by crowds at Augusta National as they kicked off the major championship.
Tom Watson recently called out the PGA Tour’s decision to allow the return of LIV Golf players like Patrick Reed and Brooks Koepka. Besides the buzz it created, his comments also got Reed clarifying his stance on the issue.
Brooks Koepka’s return to the PGA Tour from LIV Golf sparked a lot of headlines earlier this year. Back then, several golfers expressed their opinions about it, but Tom Watson saved his views until the Masters, and he didn’t sound like a fan of the Tour’s decision.
The Masters' honorary starters -- Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Tom Watson -- said they feel strongly that professional golf should roll back ball distances for the good of the game.
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Tom Watson didn't mince words when asked his thoughts on the special conditions the PGA Tour created in order for Brooks Koepka to make an immediate return to the tour this year after leaving LIV Golf.
A single comment cost Gary McCord his broadcasting job at the Masters. A letter from golf legend Tom Watson sealed his fate at Augusta. However, the ban didn’t end McCord’s career, but did the opposite.
Tom Watson once revealed what he thought must not be allowed to happen in the game of golf after seeing Bryson DeChambeau attempt to drive the green at Bay Hill.
Tom Watson spent enough time watching Jack Nicklaus over the years to learn more than a few things about how to refine his golf swing. Watson and Nicklaus had plenty of battles across their careers, and at their best, few players moved a club better than they did.
Every amateur golfer has a shot they dread, but few rank higher than the 40-yard pitch. From that distance, getting the ball up and down, whether out of a bunker or off a tight fairway lie, remains one of the tougher asks for most players.
Tom Watson is one of the very best drivers of the golf ball of all time. Watson was one of the most successful as well, and his ability to control his driver in strong winds was the main reason why he won a record five Open Championships.
Tom Watson, 76, and an eight-time major winner, knows a thing or two about the game, especially for those getting on in years. He was one of the sport’s dominant players through the 70s and 80s, with his success at The Open particularly standing out.
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.
The Bethpage Black crowd during the Ryder Cup will be remembered for taking things too far. While a hostile atmosphere was expected, especially in favour of the home side, there were far too many American fans who went beyond what is considered acceptable.
Tom Watson is United States golf royalty. And, along with Tiger Woods, he may be the most popular American golfer on both sides of the Atlantic. Watson won eight major titles, five of them overseas at the Open Championship.
The conduct of American fans at this weekend's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York was met with widespread criticism and condemnation.
I've been following, playing and working in golf for decades. One thing I can tell you with certainty is that some moments along the way stick with you.
Some of the most memorable Open Championship moments stem from narratives that go well beyond the leaderboard — and few stories resonate like Tom Watson’s near-miss at Turnberry in 2009.
Count Tom Watson among those who don't envision the PGA Tour and LIV Golf being able to come together as a means to unify the professional game. Watson,
Is it time to reinstate Ted Bishop? For those who don’t know, Ted Bishop was the 38th President of the PGA of America from 2013 to 2014 and was instrumental in appointing Tom Watson as the U.S.
Tom Watson isn't alone in being in the dark on the details of the prospective PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger and penned an open letter to Tour commissioner Jay Monahan expressing a wish for clarity from the game's top executives.