National Golf Writer / Deputy Sports Editor
Jon McCarthy is a National Golf Writer and Deputy Sports Editor. His coverage spans various aspects of the golfing world, including player profiles, tournament insights, and industry trends, showcasing his passion for the sport. Jon's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Edmonton Examiner, Ottawa Citizen, and National Post, among many others.
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Jon McCarthy's coverage mainly focuses on local sports events, particularly golf and the PGA Tour. Given his focus on event coverage, he is likely to be highly receptive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sports events in Canada, British Columbia, and Vancouver.
For those seeking media coverage from Jon McCarthy, consider submitting stories around local golf tournaments or significant player achievements within the region. Additionally, providing insights into developments related to popular figures such as Tiger Woods would also align with his coverage focus and audience interest.
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By: Jon McCarthy
Major championship record after one round at Aronimink, with 39 players within two strokes of the lead.
By: Jon McCarthy
Brooks Koepka and wife, model Jena Sims, have a two-year-old son Crew. The couple suffered a miscarriage last October.
By: Jon McCarthy
NEWTOWN SQUARE. Pa. — There was some major championship complaining blowing through Aronimink Golf Club on Friday as the world's best players tried
By: Jon McCarthy
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — A demanding Aronimink Golf Club made for a particularly cruel finish for Taylor Pendrith on Friday at the PGA Championship.
For two golfers on PGA Championship leaderboard, winner's cheque would amount to little more than rounding error to family fortune. Read on.
By: Jon McCarthy
Taylor is tied for second place, two strokes back of solo leader Alex Smalley. NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — It began as one of the most relaxing rounds of golf Nick Taylor can have.
By: Jon McCarthy
Taylor is tied for second place, two strokes back of solo leader Alex Smalley.
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — Nick Taylor's final-round plan was to hang around the lead at the PGA Championship long enough to summon the Sunday evening magic he has become known for.
By: Jon McCarthy
Canadian fades down stretch after starting the day in position to capture title
DeChambeau's AI brand of choice was Gemini, which just so happens to be produced by a major sponsor of his.
