Adam Woodard is a reporter for Golfweek, covering national golf news and events across the PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and other professional circuits. His reporting focuses on tournament coverage, player profiles, and the business side of the sport. Woodard's work has also appeared in various Yahoo Sports platforms, USA TODAY, and other regional publications.
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Adam Woodard's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly in the realm of golf and PGA Tour events. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing golf events, analysis of player performance statistics, and insights into potential impacts of decisions made within the sport.
Having a deep understanding of the intricacies of golf tournaments and player performances could make for compelling pitches to Adam. Additionally, providing unique statistical analyses or behind-the-scenes insights into significant developments in the world of professional golf may capture his attention.
Since Adam's writing appears to have a national scope without specific geographic restrictions mentioned, relevant information pertaining to major international as well as domestic golf events could be valuable for pitching opportunities.
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For better or worse, Bryson DeChambeau has never been afraid to speak what's on his mind. Sunday was the latter.
By: Adam Woodard
Jon Rahm has literally made the most of his first year with LIV Golf, where he's earned more than $34 million.
Hypocrisy is nothing new for LIV Golf and PGA Tour players, and two more examples came to light this week.
By: Adam Woodard
Rory McIlroy’s weird year continued on Thursday in the first round of the DP World Tour’s 2024 BMW PGA Championship.
By: Adam Woodard
Jim Furyk is known for his calm demeanor, but the U.S. Presidents Cup captain was anything but in a recent interview.
Imagine walking out of your front door, looking across the street and boom, there’s Adam Sandler shooting
By: Adam Woodard, Scottie Scheffler, John David Mercer-Imagn
In two days the International team will take on a daunting task and look to accomplish something they haven’t done since 1998: defeat the United States.
Check out the year-by-year history and results of the Presidents Cup.
The 2024 Presidents Cup is off to a crazy start in Canada.
By: Adam Woodard
Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley provided an update on the damage at the Masters host and announced a donation to Hurricane Helene Relief.
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