Christopher Powers is a Senior Writer at various esteemed publications, including High-Profile, BioRxiv, Golf Digest, Cigalah Group, Golf Digest ME, and USA TODAY. He focuses on themes related to sports, sports business, and competitive sports, with a particular interest in golf, sports figures, the PGA Tour, and the intersection of sports and social media. Christopher's work has been featured in multiple high-profile outlets, showcasing his expertise in both professional sports and sports broadcasting.
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Christopher Powers' coverage heavily revolves around golf, with a focus on event coverage. He would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming golf tournaments, insights about professional golfers, and unique or entertaining stories within the world of golf.
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By: Christopher Powers
There was a time not that long ago when the mere sound of Bryson DeChambeau's spikes crackling on the pavement would leave Brooks Koepka visibly disgusted. On Tuesday, the former foes were practically finishing each others sentences on a conference call ahead of next week's “The Showdown.” Suffice to say, much has changed over the last few years.
The two-time U.S. Open winner says he plans to "ruffle some feathers" in the game of golf next season, in a good way.
By: Christopher Powers, David Cannon, Bryson Dechambeau
Early in his career, Bryson DeChambeau's vows to "change the game" were met with plenty of eye rolls. Unfortunately for the haters, he's delivered on that promise time and time again.
By: Christopher Powers
Early in his career, Bryson DeChambeau’s vows to “change the game” were met with plenty of eye rolls. Unfortunately for the haters, he’s delivered on that promise time and time again.
By: Christopher Powers
Jason Day, Tom Kim and Nick Dunlap were among the names to finish in the final end-of-year Top 50 OWGR projection.
By: Christopher Powers
McIlroy shined at Shadow Creek alongside PGA Tour teammate Scottie Scheffler, while DeChambeau looked rusty.
By: Christopher Powers
Golf gambling games come in all shapes and sizes. Some are complex, some can cost you a heap of money on a bad day and some can remain relatively low-stakes while still being fun and highly competitive. Here’s a selection of fun formats you and your playing partners can try this year.
By: Christopher Powers
Team Langer took down Team Woods in Orlando and the internet was not having it.
By: Christopher Powers, Alberto Paz, Amaelia Zyck, Kaylee Harri, Madison Geraci, Joan M Bernhard, Ying Zhang, Christopher Powers, Alberto Paz, Amaelia Zyck, Kaylee Harri, Madison Geraci, Joan M Bernhard, Ying Zhang, Christopher Po
Abstract Coastal acidification leads to widespread impacts on calcifying organisms across the world's oceans, which could result in decreased
By: Christopher Powers
We’d love to be celebrating a Week 1 cash right now on Collin Morikawa, who two of our experts were on at The Sentry. Unfortunately, Hideki Matsuyama had other plans.
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