Cameron Morfit is a staff writer for the PGA TOUR. With a focus on golf and its players, Cameron covers tournaments, player profiles, and provides analysis and commentary on the sport. His articles capture the excitement and stories behind the world of professional golf.
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Cameron Morfit's coverage focuses mainly on sports events, with a heavy emphasis on golf. Given this focus, he would likely be most interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing major golf tournaments and events such as the PGA Tour, Ryder Cup, or FedExCup Playoffs.
As event coverage is his primary area of focus, Cameron may welcome insights from players' perspectives regarding their performance and experiences during specific tournaments. Pitches offering access to exclusive interviews with prominent golfers or behind-the-scenes stories from major tournaments may pique his interest.
Since there is no specified geographic focus for Cameron's articles, it is advisable to tailor pitches that cover international as well as domestic golf events.
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Learning to play from the short grass has led to his best-ever season
By: Cameron Morfit
While a momentum shift stole the headlines, Adam Scott set the record for most career points by an International Team Presidents Cup player with his 22nd point
Ricky Castillo had always been a fast starter.
Coming off 300th made cut on PGA TOUR
Leading contenders at Black Desert Championship focused on trophy
By: Cameron Morfit
Coach on the bag; regular caddie flew home after death of mother
IVINS, Utah – Michael Thorbjornsen withdrew from the second round of the Black Desert Championship with a left knee injury late Friday.
By: Cameron Morfit
Matt McCarty's excellent eagle hole-out is the Shot of the Day
Black Desert Championship was fourth win in last 10 starts
First individual start since FedExCup Playoffs run ended early
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