Ryan Herrington is a Deputy Editor for Golf Digest, specializing in golf news and analysis. His work has also appeared in Golf Digest ME, covering a wide range of topics including professional golf tournaments, player profiles, rule changes, and industry updates.
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Ryan Herrington's focus is primarily on event coverage within the realm of golf, particularly in relation to professional tours and major events. Given this emphasis, individuals or organizations wishing to reach out should consider offering insights related to ongoing tournaments, significant changes in the industry (such as rule modifications), or newsworthy developments concerning prominent players.
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By: Ryan Herrington
The USGA's Jay Roberts helps us give advice to everyday golfers on how to take advantage of the Rules of Golf and steer clear of big numbers during your next round
By: Ryan Herrington
Jose Maria Olazabal won Q School in 1985, setting up a Hall of Fame career. But he's back there working as a caddie for his nephew, Joseba Torres
By: Ryan Herrington
The statue, planned for more than a decade and unveiled just a month ago, had a perfect view of the 18th hole at the Old Course. Now authorites are trying to find out who broke the club in Morris' hand.
By: Ryan Herrington
A little more than a month after its grand reveal just across the road from the R&A Clubhouse in St. Andrews, a statue honouring Old Tom Morris appears to have been vandalised.
By: Ryan Herrington
The overall purse was $10 million at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai with the winner, Rory McIlroy, earning $3 million for his victory
By: Ryan Herrington
Mission accomplished. Rory McIlroy’s chase for a sixth career Race to Dubai title, matching Seve Ballesteros for second most in the history of the DP World Tour, was a virtual certainty heading into the Old World circuit’s season finale. But what the 35-year-old Northern Irishman really wanted was victory in the DP World Tour Championship as well. And that’s what he got on Sunday at the Earth Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai. With a closing three-under 69, McIlroy finished at 15-under 273 total, two shots better than Rasmus Hojgaard to win this tournament for the third time in his career.
Texas A&M senior Adela Cernousek was all set to stay and finish her senior season in college. But now she has other plans
By: Ryan Herrington
The overall purse at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Fla., is $11 million with the winner claiming a record first-place payday of $4 million for her effort in the LPGA's season finale
By: Ryan Herrington
The winner on Sunday of the CME Group Tour Championship will take home a $4 million prize money payout. We’ll let that wash over everybody for a minute.
The former Masters champion made 11 birdies during the third round of the Hong Kong Open for arguably his biggest golf accomplishment of 2024, but there was a caveat
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