Evin Priest is a PGA Tour editor with a focus on sports and sports business. He covers a range of topics including international sports leagues and federations, major league sports, sports tournaments, and individual sports disciplines. Evin's work has been featured in notable publications such as The News International, MSN, Golf Digest ME, Golf Monthly, Golf Digest, News.com.au, CODE, Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Yahoo Sports.
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Evin Priest's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage, particularly in the realm of sports with a specific focus on golf. Given this, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming golf events, player interviews, and insights into developments within the world of professional golf.
Since Evin Priest has a local (United States) geographic focus, pitching stories related to US-based golf events or players may resonate well with him. Additionally, angles that involve prominent figures such as Tiger Woods could also capture his interest.
Considering Evin's extensive coverage of LIV Golf and PGA Tour-related topics, providing exclusive insight into these areas or access to relevant personalities would likely align best with his reporting interests.
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By: Evin Priest
Former Ryder Cup star Nicolas Colsaerts has been handling his DP World Tour farewell with aplomb, soaking in everything that comes with a swansong after choosing this week's Soudal Open in his native Belgium, his 505th start on the European circuit, to officially wave goodbye.
By: Evin Priest
As he prepares to defend his title in South Korea, Bryson DeChambeau talks LIV Golf’s uncertain future and his issue at majors so far in 2026
By: Evin Priest
As uncertainty surrounds LIV Golf, Bryson DeChambeau is adamant he’ll use his star power to help the league raise investment after acknowledging that the decision from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund to withdraw funding after 2026 came as a “surprise.”
By: Evin Priest
As uncertainty surrounds LIV Golf, Bryson DeChambeau is adamant he'll use his star power to help the league raise investment after acknowledging that the decision from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund to withdraw funding after 2026 came as a “surprise.”
By: Evin Priest
Chile's Joaquin Niemann made it eight career LIV wins when he pulls out a playoff victory over Talor Gooch in South Korea
By: Evin Priest
The two-time major winner says his business acumen wouldn't be much help. “My job is to play golf.”
By: Evin Priest
Last week, Bryson DeChambeau spoke about using his profile in earnest during business meetings as the LIV Golf League attempts to raise investment, following the decision by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund to withdraw funding after the 2026 season.
By: Evin Priest
Travis Smyth had just returned to Australia from the U.S., after playing in the PGA Championship, from GolfDigest
By: Evin Priest
The PGA Tour's involvement with the historic national open includes boosting the purse and making it attractive for PGA Tour pros to compete in the event. It also blocks LIV Golf from partnering with the event
By: Evin Priest
SYDNEY — The famed Australian Open announced Tuesday that it would fall under the auspices of an expanding relationship between the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour after fielding significant interest from LIV Golf.
