We've seen Rory McIlroy hit some prodigious drives through the years, but it was one that went unseen by a marshall on Thursday at Medinah that proved to be particularly entertaining.
Woods confirmed after his pro-am round Wednesday that he did not hit any balls between the time he left Liberty National in Jersey City, New Jersey, and his arrival Tuesday at Medinah for this week’s BMW Championship.
Mexico has its first Presidents Cup representative, with Abraham Ancer securing a spot on the 2019 Presidents Cup International Team following his best career PGA Tour finish – a runner-up at The Northern Trust – that vaulted him from No.10 to No.5 on the International Team standings.
As the 13th edition of the Playoffs begin in 2019, the changes set to play out over the next three weeks are more than subtle tweaks but rather a dramatic overhaul to the end-of-the-season event.
A continuing commitment to variety and innovation will also play a significant part in the schedule that concludes with the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai next November.
Following his final round at the BMW Championship, Woods was asked what's next for him after East Lake and the Ryder Cup, and what changes he has in store for his game. His answer was unexpected.
McIlroy has played a lot of very good golf in 2018. He’s been healthy and in contention often and has one very satisfying victory. But he’s let a bevy of chances slip away in the final round.
