Dave Shedloski is a contributing writer for Golf Digest, Golf Digest ME, and Cigalah Group. His articles focus on professional golf, including coverage of tournaments, analysis of player performances, and discussions on golf-related issues. His work has also been featured in The News International.
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After three wins in Korn Ferry Tour season, Matt McCarty captures his first PGA Tour victory in only his third career start
By: Dave Shedloski
J.T. Poston won the Shriners Children's Open, his third PGA Tour victory, that came at the expense of others searching for a late-season boost to their playing opportunities in 2025
By: Dave Shedloski
The eminently likeable and unequivocally popular J.T. Poston probably isn’t quite as well-liked among his PGA Tour peers after the very selfish act he perpetrated Sunday in Las Vegas. In a proverbial rich-get-richer development that seemed appropriate in the Nevada desert, Poston arrived at the $7 million Shriners Children’s Open playing with house money and went on to cash in big, collecting his third career PGA Tour title with a nervy one-stroke victory over stubborn Doug Ghim.
By: Dave Shedloski
After its inaugural season was postponed for a full year, TGL, the tech-infused team golf league created by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy and their TMRW Sports business venture, released its 2025 schedule, which begins Tuesday, Jan. 7 and culminates in a best-of-three playoff series March 24-25.
By: Dave Shedloski
The World No. 1 is on the list of the 17 commitments for the December event in the Bahamas, but Woods, the tournament host, is not listed. Yet.
Here's everything you need to know about the pending changes set for 2026 that would reduced the number of full tour cards available, limit the size of tournament fields and more
The PGA Tour has undergone a dizzying array of changes in the last few years, some voluntarily, some imposed upon it. On Tuesday, however, it was made clear that golf's strongest circuit has further room to evolve. The tour's 16-member Player Advisory Council shared a 23-page memo with the entire membership that outlined several proposed changes it's asking take effect in 2026. They include everything from the reducing the size of tournament fields to whittling down the number of exemption categories, from tweaking FedEx Cup points distributions at certain events to reimagining its pace-of-play policy.
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By: Dave Shedloski
The 25-year-old made nine birdies in his first 12 holes Sunday in Mexico and is the seventh player to win at least twice this year on the PGA Tour
By: Dave Shedloski
The word “validation” was on Austin Eckroat's mind Saturday in Los Cabos, Mexico, after he posted a six-under 66 and completed three rounds of the World Wide Technology Championship just one behind a trio of leaders.
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