Christopher Powers is a Senior Writer at various prominent publications including USA TODAY and Golf Digest. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, from individual and team sports to the intricacies of sports business and marketing, while also exploring themes in beauty and fashion related to the sports industry. Christopher's work has been featured in High-Profile, BioRxiv, MSN, Yahoo Sports, and AZCentral, among others.
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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.
Given his focus on specific players and events in the sport of golf, he may appreciate pitches that offer exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes access to players and their experiences during tournaments.
As Christopher Powers has no specified geographic focus but is based in the United States, he might be particularly interested in stories relevant to American professional golfers or tournaments held within the country.
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By: Andrew Redington, Christopher Powers
With his fifth PGA Tour victory this past Sunday at the John Deere Classic, Chris Gotterup cemented himself as one of the bonafide closers in the sport right now. And if you think that's hyperbolic, the numbers do not lie:
The Englishman has proven he is the best links player over the last five years.
By: Darren Carroll, Christopher Powers
When I was younger and had far more time to practice, the short-game area was my preferred choice. I’m sure many reading this feel the same way. Even now, with a much tighter schedule, it remains the go-to. The body can only handled so many full-swing lashes at the range, and short-game/chipping areas are far more inducive to “gamifying” your practice sessions. While the range seemingly asks the same question over and over, the short-game area asks a variety of them, like “How many can I get within a five foot circle?” or “should I practice some flops despite how low percentage they are?” or “if no one’s here, can I turn this into a mini par 3 course?”
By: Tracy Wilcox, Christopher Powers
On Wednesday, the heated debate on Golf Twitter was over what constitutes a "good handicap." It was fun for a brief while, but everyone quickly moved on to the next pressing matter - Scottie Scheffler's attire at a "sacred" Scotland golf course.
By: Christopher Powers
Just another day on Golf Twitter.
By: Christopher Powers
The subtle equipment tweak that's already paying off for Patrick Cantlay. from GolfDigest
Scottie Scheffler's made-cut streak is over. from GolfDigest
Should American golfers have to obtain a "golf license" ? from GolfDigest
By: Christopher Powers
Sir Nick let it rip during a podcast appearance at Royal Birkdale.
"Fax, f--k off, will ya?" from GolfDigest
