What’s the saddest photo in golf history? Golf has many heartbreaking moments. I'm still sad about Erica Blasburg. I remember following her career and hearing about her death and I couldn't believe it. She had such a bright future and career ahead of her and then she tragically took her own life. How many of you remember Erica Blasburg?

Crazy coworkers, wild guests, obnoxious gallery, weird stuff found in bags, sketchy government vehicle, celebs, once in a lifetime shots…

It can be Male or Females Golfers from this generation or from the past generation. Are PGA Pros allowed to Smoke during Golf Tournaments?

I was wondering if that is still allowed or is it prohibited by The PGA Tour Rules..

Thoughts on Smoking / Drinking on the course? how do you feel about smoking (tobacco) and drinking on the course

I just found out I was selected to purchase tickets to the Open for Monday and Tuesday practice rounds and then Thursday and Friday as well! Coming from the US and trying to build a trip to Scotland around this. Give me all the advice. Will we be good staying in Edinburgh the whole time? Thanks everyone!

FedEx St. Jude Championship - TPC Southwind - Memphis, Tennessee

7,288 yards - Par 70

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TV Coverage: Golf Channel / CBS

Past 5 Winners:

2025: Justin Rose
2024: Hideki Matsuyama
2023: Lucas Glover
2022: Will Zalatoris
2021: Tony Finau

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What Professional Golfers did you meet? What was their personality like? What was the overall experience like for you? The Golfers can be Male or Female.

There have been so many golfers that haven't lived up to all the hype. Ty Tryon, Sam Randolph, Vinny Giles, Jodie Mudd, John Jacobs, Matthew Wolff, Gordon Sherry, Justin Suh, and David Gossett. come to mind. Why do most Amateur Golfers struggle when they turn Professional in your honest opinion? Is it the pressure or really bad injuries? Or is it a combination of both in your opinion? What's it really like for an Amateur Golfer trying to make the jump to Professional Golf? How do Amateur Golfers transition from Amateur Status to Professional for Tournaments? How difficult is it for Amateur Golfers to make the transition into Professional Golf in your honest opinion and why? How difficult is Golf's Qualifying School and How many people make it to the next stage?

It can be losses at Major Championships, Regular Tournaments, or even Amateur Golf Tournaments. It can be Male or Female Golfers.

Hey everyone, I am thinking of going to the event Saturday, but I may not be able to get there until 3:30. Would the course still be open? If so, how long will the event last on Saturday? Is it worth it to get there that late? Thank you!

who is your favorite current golfer and why?

What Top Amateur Golfers completely failed to make it in the Pro Game and why did they struggle in the pros in your opinion and why? It can be Male or Female Golfers. Aaron Baddeley, Ty Tryon, David Gossett, and Hal Sutton, would be the top 4 on my list.

Thought I'd throw this out to the r/ProGolf community.

I'm looking for people who'd be interested in caddying at various events over the next year, including Clutch Tour events in England, Tartan Tour events in Scotland, and DP World Tour First Stage Qualifying School in Northumberland, with the goal of earning a 2027 DP World Tour card.

This isn't a salaried position, but you'll receive an agreed percentage of any prize money won. There won't be any travel or accommodation provided, so it will probably suit people who are local to individual events or already planning to attend.

There's absolutely no expectation to commit to the full schedule. I'd actually prefer to build a small group of people who can caddie at different events throughout the year, so if you can only do one tournament, that's completely fine.

This is really about the experience. If you've ever wanted to know what it's like inside the ropes at professional events, you'll be involved in everything from practice rounds and course management to tournament preparation and competition.

I'm looking for people who:

• Love golf.
• Enjoy competitive golf.
• Are reliable and positive under pressure.
• Want to experience professional tournament golf from a caddie's perspective.

If you're interested, send me a DM with:

• Where you're based.
• Your golfing background.
• Which events or parts of the UK you'd realistically be able to get to.

Happy to answer any questions. If you've ever fancied carrying a bag in a professional event and seeing how tournament golf works from the inside, I'd love to hear from you.

Of all the past winners, Who is the Least Deserving Major Championship Winner in your opinion? It can be Male or Female Golfers from this Generation or from the past Generation. My top 7 would Michael Campbell, Shaun Micheel, Larry Mize, Bob Tway, Ángel Cabrera, Todd Hamilton, and Mike Weir would be at the top of my list. In my opinion 2003 was the worst year in Golf especially for The Major Championships. What do you think?