Tod Leonard is a Senior Editor who specializes in golf-related content. He writes for Golf Digest, Golf Digest ME, and Cigalah Group, covering various topics such as professional golf tours, player interviews, and tournament coverage. His work has also been featured in The News International.
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Tod Leonard's coverage primarily revolves around event-based sports stories, with a focus on golf and the PGA Tour. He seems to be interested in pieces that capture personal or emotional angles related to players' experiences.
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By: Tod Leonard
It’s tough being the “old guy” sometimes. During tournament weeks on the APGA Tour, 35-year-old Michael Bradham stays in rental houses with peers who are a decade younger. The costs are cheaper that way, and the camaraderie is priceless. Sitting around in the evenings, golf is often the topic of conversation, but the youngsters can get “a little loud and rowdy” reciting stuff like their favorite lines from movies.
Tony Finau has withdrawn from a second straight event, the Grant Thornton Invitational, while saying he continues to rehab after knee surgery
By: Tod Leonard
Chinese Taipei's Chieh-po “Max” Lee shot 64-68 over the final two rounds on Saturday to win the LIV Golf Promotions event
By: Tod Leonard
Ollie Schniederjans was the dream contender for LIV Golf in its Promotions event. The 31-year-old former All-American from Georgia, who held the No. 1 spot in the World Amateur Golf Rankings for 41 consecutive weeks 10 years ago, was in position to earn the tour’s single promotion in this week’s qualifying event in Saudi Arabia. Schniederjans was just two shots of the lead heading into the final 36 holes that were played on Saturday.
By: Tod Leonard
Jeeno Thitikul's holed-out bunker shot was the highlight of an impressive 64 in alternate shot that has she and Tom Kim contending for Grant Thornton Invitational title
By: Tod Leonard
Jeeno Thitikul and Tom Kim smile as they walk to the second tee during the second round of the Grant Thornton Invitational. Samuel Navarro
Jeeno Thitikul wasn’t taking any of this “we” stuff. When Tom Kim said after their team round on Saturday in the Grant Thornton Invitational that “we made a bad decision with the ball flight we chose to put her there” in hitting the tee shot into a greenside bunker on the par-3 16th hole during alternate shot, Thitikul was quick to point out that it wasn’t a “we” decision.
It’s easy to sit around with some beers at the 19th hole and hypothesize about who plays golf in America, how they score and how much they play. The National Golf Foundation has provided much of that data through the years, and now, for the first time, the USGA is sharing some of its most compelling numbers from the World Handicap System.
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The PGA of America turned to a very familiar face for its next Chief Executive Officer, naming past president Derek Sprague to the position on Friday. He will be the first to have served as both president and CEO.
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