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, Cheyenne Knight
John Daly holds the claret jug after winning the 1995 Open Championship. R&A Championships
We see our champions stand with their medals and trophies at the pinnacle of their careers, and we imagine those keepsakes will be put on a mantel or behind glass in a cabinet, preserved for generations of a family to cherish.
By: Tod Leonard
Journeyman Justin Lower is thrilled to hold the 54-hole co-lead in Mezxico, but he worries for his future with the many changes coming to the PGA Tour
Justin Lower has days like Saturday on the golf course, and they steel his belief that he belongs on the PGA Tour. The 35-year-old poured in seven birdies and made a spectacular eagle on the 18th hole to shoot a career-best 63 and vault into a tie for the lead heading into the final round of the World Wide Technology Championship in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
By: Tod Leonard
We see our champions stand with their medals and trophies at the pinnacle of their careers, and we imagine those keepsakes will be put on a mantel or behind glass in a cabinet, preserved for generations of a family to cherish.
By: Tod Leonard
Paul Azinger said Monday that he will return to NBC Sports in 2025 as a part-time lead analyst on PGA Tour Champions coverage
By: Tod Leonard
For those who have missed Paul Azinger’s voice and off-the-cuff opinions since NBC Sports didn’t renew his contract at the end of 2023, he’s on his way back to the booth. The 12-time PGA Tour winner and past Ryder Cup captain told Golfweek on Monday that he will do part-time work on Golf Channel for 10-12 PGA Tou Champions tournaments in 2025. Azinger said he has a one-year deal—not with NBC Sports, but PGA Tour Entertainment, which controls the talent for the senior circuit.
By: Tod Leonard, Ben Hogan
Wesley Bryan hits a drive in the third round of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Alex Slitz
By: Tod Leonard
Wesley Bryan stayed up til 2 a.m. to watch the Tyson-Paul spectacle and then went out to shoot 61 to be in contention in Bermuda
It’s fairly obvious that Wesley Bryan doesn’t take the results of his PGA Tour career all that seriously these days. Since Wesley and brother George started their popular YouTube channel, Bryan Bros Golf, they’ve been just as happy traveling the world to create fun ccontent as working to collect tournament checks and trophies.
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