Kevin Prise is an Associate Editor for PGA TOUR. With a focus on professional golf, Kevin covers a wide range of topics including tournament updates, player profiles, and analysis of the PGA TOUR events. He provides insights into the world of golf and shares stories about the players and their journeys on the tour.
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Kevin Prise's articles predominantly cover event coverage in the sports domain, with a focus on golf and PGA TOUR events. This indicates he is most likely to respond positively to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing golf tournaments, insights into player performances and strategies during these events, as well as human interest stories that unfold during competitions.
Given his extensive coverage of specific golfing events such as Q-School and FedExCup, Kevin may be interested in receiving updates from players' perspectives or expert commentary on key moments within these tournaments.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Kevin's articles, relevant information about international tournaments or globally renowned players can also be considered for pitching.
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PGA TOUR players reflect on the significance of playing in the Masters
New Zealand’s Ryan Fox is highly regarded across the world of professional golf.
By: Kevin Prise
Brian Harman, Justin Rose, Sam Burns will also fall short of cut line
The final round of the Masters is underway, and although Scottie Scheffler's second green jacket might seem inevitable to some, there are several accomplished p
By: Kevin Prise
Tiger Woods completed 72 holes at this year’s Masters Tournament. Although the score wasn’t ideal, there are reasons for optimism heading into the season’s next
The RBC Heritage field is set, with 15 players earning tee times at Harbour Town Golf Links via the Aon Next 10 and Aon Swing 5.
Kevin Tway, Peter Kuest also finish top 10 to qualify for THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson
Presidents Cup Captain Mike Weir working behind scenes
By: Kevin Prise
The 15-year-old is ready for his next Korn Ferry Tour start at the Veritex Bank Championship
By: Kevin Prise
The contrast was striking in Sunday’s playoff at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans: relative unknowns Chad Ramey and Martin Trainer, squaring off against major
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